When compared to the standard bench press, the close grip bench press is distinguished by the fact that you do the press with a narrower grip. This posture focuses on increasing the strength and size of the triceps muscles, as well as the size of the chest muscles. Adding a tight grip press to your … Read more
In order to strengthen your lower chest muscles, the decline bench press is an excellent exercise to incorporate into your routine. Flat bench press variant, which is a well-known chest workout, is what we’re going to do here. The incline of the bench for a decline bench press can be adjusted from 15 degrees to … Read more
The lockdown has made all of us lazy, which has turned us all into couch potatoes. We are all postponing our fitness sessions and blaming it all on the lockdown, which has caused the gyms to closed down. But though, is that the case? Well, trust me, it’s now or never. Not exercising will make … Read more
The reverse grip bench press workout is a great upper chest workout. It targets and engages more muscles than the normal bench press workout. In fact, it is considered the most effective upper chest workout. Unlike in the standard bench press, in a reverse grip, your palms should face you while you hold and lift … Read more
Doing the incline bench press requires one to set the incline bench press angle. Some benches are adjustable, thus you will have to choose your preferable angle. The angle depends on the targeted muscles. Some benches’ degrees are fixed at 45 degrees. Others are user-friendly and you can adjust to an angle ranging between 0 … Read more
Bench press workout is one of the most popular forms of exercise, and the incline bench press technique is a variation of this exercise. Gym trainers suggest bench press exercises to build upper body strength and muscle building. Unlike the average bench press, here the bench is at an angle of 45 degrees. This position … Read more