Chest Exercise: Incline Dumbbell Bench Press
To target a new region of your pectoralis major muscle, the incline bench
press is a great exercise. While the traditional bench press targets your
pectoralis major, this move places a little more stress on the upper portion
of this muscle.
To perform this move:
- Sit on an incline bench that has been set to about a 45 to 60 degree
angle.
- Grasp a suitable sized dumbbell in each hand, lean back onto the
bench and bring the dumbbells down to your chest, keeping your elbows
out and parallel to the floor .
- As you inhale, bring the dumbbells up straight in front of you, ensuring
that your
- As you exhale, slowly bring the dumbbells back down to the starting
position and repeat.
TIP: This move can be done using a weighted barbell instead of the dumbbells.
The starting position of an incline dumbbell
bench press
Author: Dimi Ingle.
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