Sounds intersting, I'll try it out on the 5kg dumbbells here before going into the gym and wrecking my shoulders!
Out of interest how do you keep your elbows on normal bench? I started off powerlifting, so always kept my elbows tucked. I got strong but my chest looked like shit. It wasn't until I started to flare them out like a proper bodybuilder, and really focus on that contraction that their development took off.
Sounds intersting, I'll try it out on the 5kg dumbbells here before going into the gym and wrecking my shoulders!
Out of interest how do you keep your elbows on normal bench? I started off powerlifting, so always kept my elbows tucked. I got strong but my chest looked like shit. It wasn't until I started to flare them out like a proper bodybuilder, and really focus on that contraction that their development took off.
Yeah kinda like a supine arnold press
That is a good way of putting it
Bottom is reverse grip, top is regular grip
will try. If my shoulder explodes, I'm coming for you Oni
I find this interesting, as I always fail coming off the chest. If I can get it off my chest, I can lock it out. I always assumed the chest was the 'most challenged' part in the bench press.
After doing dumbell rows today I'm not sure though! They felt super light after my smolov jr cycle. Maybe the lats really do get the bar off the chest on bench.
(my chest is hardly outstanding, but then ive never seen a person who can bench 1.5xbodyweight and has a small chest)
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