What angle do you guys use from Incline chest and Shoulder presses?
I was wondering what angle everyone used for their incline chest and shoulder presses. I used to do a 30 degree angle on chest but I'm thinking of changing it to a 45. I usually do a 90 degree angle for shoulders but I see people doing like a 70 degree. Whats the benefits of each angle?
I feel that 45 is too much for incline bench, there's too much shoulder involvement in there. 30-40 is the perfect angle, IMO.
The 70 degree shoulder angle helps put stress on the front deltoids, where they tie into the pecs particularly. Change up the shoulder angle, but if you're doing incline, keep it at 30 or maybe slightly more, 45 is too much.
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I feel that 45 is too much for incline bench, there's too much shoulder involvement in there. 30-40 is the perfect angle, IMO.
The 70 degree shoulder angle helps put stress on the front deltoids, where they tie into the pecs particularly. Change up the shoulder angle, but if you're doing incline, keep it at 30 or maybe slightly more, 45 is too much.
I feel that 45 is too much for incline bench, there's too much shoulder involvement in there. 30-40 is the perfect angle, IMO.
The 70 degree shoulder angle helps put stress on the front deltoids, where they tie into the pecs particularly. Change up the shoulder angle, but if you're doing incline, keep it at 30 or maybe slightly more, 45 is too much.
I feel that 45 is too much for incline bench, there's too much shoulder involvement in there. 30-40 is the perfect angle, IMO.
The 70 degree shoulder angle helps put stress on the front deltoids, where they tie into the pecs particularly. Change up the shoulder angle, but if you're doing incline, keep it at 30 or maybe slightly more, 45 is too much.
Couldn't agree more. Exactly what I was going to say lol
I feel that 45 is too much for incline bench, there's too much shoulder involvement in there. 30-40 is the perfect angle, IMO.
The 70 degree shoulder angle helps put stress on the front deltoids, where they tie into the pecs particularly. Change up the shoulder angle, but if you're doing incline, keep it at 30 or maybe slightly more, 45 is too much.
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