The Best And Worst Chest Exercises (Ranked By Science)

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27 thoughts on “The Best And Worst Chest Exercises (Ranked By Science)

  1. Easy fix for flyes: half-flyes. Curved arms at the bottom, straightening at the top so that the weight is always outside your elbows, maintaining tension on the pecs. Game changer

  2. YOU CAN'T FEEL YOUR CHEST IN THE HEX PRESS BECAUSE YOU HAVE SUCH GENETICS! YOU HAVE VERY SHORT ARMS! THIS IS NATURE! YOU ARE VERY INCOMPETENT! PEOPLE ARE VERY DIFFERENT! LIMB LENGTH, MUSCLE ATTACHMENT POINTS, MANY DIFFERENCES! WHAT WILL NOT SUIT ONE ONE WILL BE DIFFERENT!!! DISLIKE! YOU ARE JUST ANOTHER BLOGGER MAKING MONEY!

  3. “Ranked by science” but nearly half of these ended with “I do/do not like this so…”

    Regardless of my title nitpicking, I always enjoy your videos and I appreciate the effort you put in. Always quality info

  4. To feel dumbbell pullover in your chest you should bend your arms slightly for the motion. When you are coming back up with the weight drive your elbows forward. With this I find the upper chest activates very well.

  5. I legit went and tried guillotine at my work gym just now. Big squeeze on the pecs, especially in close grip, and probably the deepest ROM you can get on barbell bench, but it does indeed just feel kinda terrible. Good for warming up to a bench set, but if you want a similar variation that has a lot fewer downsides, spoto or tempo bench works just as well.

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