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    Chest: Blow It Up !!!

    i need advice on what exercises contribute most to getting huge pecs. i feel that my chest is getting more shredded and dense rather than growing in size. i would rather have bigger pecs than really shredded and ripped ones, atleast for now

    what are the best exercises to increase the mass of the pecs ?

    ~BiG

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    Flat DB presses, dips, and DB flyes.
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