Drop flat benches and do declines in their place. Declines use the lats even more than a flat bench, especially if your flat bench form is off (flat back). I have 2 links in my sig that cover form if you're interested.
Anyhow, I hadn't dont declines in a very long time at one point, and I've forgotten but I was either slightly weaker or the same with my flat bench, I forget which of the two. Now that I've done decline more often within about 4 weeks or so, I was doing about 40 pounds more on the decline than on my flat bench, about a 10% difference or so.
It could also be a sign that your back workout is not up to par
Several possibilities...
As for the fat deposites, bench pressing wont do anything about that, if you are sure that it is fat. Most of my chest meat is on the outer portions, I dont have a perfect chest like a Lee Haney with even meat throughout the chest.



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No, keep the pullovers and replace the decline bench.
... are teh dips suppose to be done at an incline of your body ie back tiltled?? or should they be done with back straight??

