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Chest Exercises

Why need chest muscles?

The chest muscles are our pushing muscles. The chest muscles' job is to lift and push mainly. These also allow you to twist with the loads. The muscles at the chest are also known as Pectorals. The pectorals are shaped like a fan and run from breastbone to the upper arm.

Weight training for this muscle development is really helpful and it gives great strength to push a heavy object. This weight workout gives great results and you will feel better when pushing a heavy mass after your chest muscle is ready.

Parallel Dips

  • Position yourself between a set of parallel bars and lift yourself so that you are held erect by your arms, with your elbows at your sides.
  • Keep your elbows into your sides while lowering your body down as far as possible.
  • Pause a moment and then press yourself back up to arm's length, until your elbows are again locked at the starting position.

Dips - Seated

  • Sit on the edge of a flat bench with another bench positioned a full body length in front of you.
  • Support yourself so that your feet and ankles are on one bench and your hands are on the other. Your body weight should be on the palms of your hands, which should be extended behind you so that your buttocks are lifted off the bench.
  • Keep your elbows into your sides and lower your body downward as far as possible.
  • Pause briefly and then press yourself upwards until your arms are straight and you are back at the starting position.


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