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Exercises for Chest Development

By John Oxnard


I would like to go through a quick and effective exercise session to build mass on your chest. This exercise session is composed of 4 exercises, 3 sets per exercise, with 8-12 reps per set. If ever you don't know how much weight you can lift on these exercises be sure that you experiment a little. Make an effort to find a weight that you would be able to finish at least 8 reps with. If you can't achieve 8 reps it's to much weight and if you can finish more than 12 reps it's not enough weight.

Flat Bench Press

Sit down in the chair. Pull both the metal arms in the center. Make certain your at shoulders length and shoulder height. Bring your arms backwards so that you can feel a deep stretching in the middle of your chest. Squeeze and bring the metal arms back again the the center. Complete 8-12 reps for 3 sets with a 1 minute breather in between sets.

The peck deck fly is definitely one of the best machines to construct mass on your chest. This exercise routine really targets the inner chest.

Cable Cross Overs

Adjust the weights dependent on your physical training level. Grip the handles and go to the center. Stand with one foot behind you while barely leaning forward. Keep your back straight and your palms facing out. Bring your hands just about towards the center of your chest. Complete 8-12 repetitions for 3 sets with a 1 minute break in between sets.

Make certain to have good form and do your best to control the weight. Controlling the weight is basically making sure you aren't making use of momentum to get the weight up. There are plenty of people that perform a bench press by bouncing the weight off their chest. You might be able to lift more weight nevertheless it isn't as reliable to build muscle.

Peck Deck Fly

Sit down in the chair. Place arms a bit wider than the width of your shoulders apart. Raise the bar. Bring the bar right down to the top part of your chest and thrust upward. Complete 8-12 reps for 3 sets with a 1 minute break in between sets.

This exercise is very identical to the flat bench press, so form will still be very important. The sole change between this exercise and the flat bench press is the fact that this exercise works out the upper part of your chest.

Flat Bench Press

Place your back flat agains the bench and be certain bar is at eye level. Keep your arms a little bit wider than the width of your shoulders apart. Raise the bar. Bring the bar all the way down to your chest and move upward. Complete 8-12 reps for 3 sets with a 1 minute break in between sets.

Make sure to have good form and make an effort to control the weight. Controlling the weight is primarily making sure you are not making use of momentum to get the weight up. There are many people that execute a bench press by bouncing the weight off their chest. You might be able to lift more weight but it isn't as effective to build muscle.

These 4 exercise routines offer you a really helpful chest workout. Finish these workouts 3 times a week to maximize your improvements.




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