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| Applied Nutriceuticals Rep | SO i am on a quest to help build up my pectorals. they are much smaller than all my other muscles on my upper body. I do bench, inline, decline, pec deck flys, DB flys, DBincline, DB decline, DB flat and still cant seem to get them to grow. I have tried all different WO's. i have lately been doing military style lifting. i take 5 seconds to lower the bar and 3 to raise it. I also vary it up by taking 5 seconds down and exploding up. all my lifts are pretty high for my weight and i make sure i use as close to perfect form as i can get...yet i am still seeing almost no growth on the upper pectoral. please help me :-D |
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| Registered User | Whats your volume and average chest day workout look like?? I decided that I wasn't happy with my chest and wanted more fullness in my pecs so I abandoned my normal chest routine and set up something different. It took a lot for me to accept the change but I've seen some amazing results in the last month and half. In fact, a guy at the gym that I hadnt seen in a few weeks asked me if I was on something because my chest was much bigger and chiseled than before. First thing I did was to abandon the flat barbell bench press (due to a previous thread discussion in this forum!!). Here is what my chest day looks like and has worked very well for me...I'd appreciate some feedback from other members as well so I can perfect this workout! Warm Up: 3 sets of 20 flat DB Press @ 60 lbs Working Sets DB Press 15 reps @ 80lbs 12 reps @ 90lbs 10 reps @ 100lbs (2 sets) Drop Set 100, 80, 60, 50 (each to failure) Incline DB Press 12 reps @ 75lbs 10 reps @ 80lbs 8 reps @ 90 lbs (2 sets) Cable Crossover 4 sets of 10 reps @ 90lbs Incline DB Flyes 4 sets of 8 reps @ 55, 60lbs I also alternate the DB Flyes with DB Pullovers when I feel like a change. I then burnout with weighted bench dips and/or push ups to failure. This workout has done wonders for my chest. I focus on the movement rather than the weight pushed and am getting amazing DOMS that I haven't had in a long time! Anyway, I hope you can get something from my workout and best of luck on building that monster chest!! A black belt only covers two inches of your ass, you have to cover the rest. -Royce Gracie |
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| Registered User | Ah the chest, the one thing that refuses to grow on me. Based on public eye I have a small chest on barbell and a bigger chest on dumbell. So all I can recommend is do dumbell and lift those heavy weights. My gym wont get anything higher than 120's so right now I am screwed in dumbells, I got yelled at for taping weights onto them ![]() How long are you sticking to these routines? Dips have heard to be a mass gainer to if your shoulder/elbows can handle it. 6' 2" 240lbs |
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| Registered User | I would say alternate between a heavy routine one day and a high rep routine another, while keeping roughly the same total volume of weight. That is what has worked for me. |
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Also, remember it is the angle. Straight up and down on the dip bar works tri's.....if you stick your feet out in front of your and angle your body, u will hit more chest. Over-analysis + perfectionism = procrastination & wasted years | |
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