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    What's your chest routine?

    What does your chest routine typically look like guys and gals?
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    bench
    incline
    decline

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    bench
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    cables

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    i was just wondering if you more experienced people still use dumbells for benching?

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    bench
    incline
    dips/decline (alternate)
    flys





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    bench---once a month I do dumbells
    incline----once a month I do dumbells
    dips/decline (alternate)
    flys---sometimes

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    Incline Dbell(I use them all the time)
    Flat dbell
    weighted dips
    decline fly's
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    Flat bench
    Incline bench alternate db and bb
    drop set of some machine I don't know the name of. It is like flys but you sit with your back at 90 degrees.

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    One Week
    Flat Bench
    Incline flys dumbells
    Cables
    Dumbell pullovers

    Next Week
    Incline barbell
    Flat dumbell flys
    Decline
    Dumbell pullovers

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    Right now... I throw in mil. press for shoulders

    Flat BB Bench 3x6-8
    BB Military Press 2x 8-10
    Dips 2x6-8
    DB Flyes 2x8-10
    DB Overheads 2x 6-8
    DB Kickbacks 2x10-12

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    Bench
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    Decline
    Cables
    Pec Deck

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    bench alternates between 2 phases i made up all myself
    each phase is 1 week lol...


    Week 1:
    Flat Barbell Bench- 5,4,3,2,1 reps
    Dumbell flat bench- 3x5
    Barbell incline- 3x4

    week 2:
    Flat Bench- 4x6-8
    Incline dumbells- 3x8
    Cable/band crossovers- 3x8

    thats excluding my other body parts i do on chest day, such as shoulder and or triceps..

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    Yesterday it was:
    Flat BB Bench(heavy)
    Incline Flyes
    P-side Inc.

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    Flat bench
    Incline bench
    Flat dumbells
    Incline dumbells
    Sitting chest flies on the machine (90degree angle)
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    Depends, i try to alternate everything

    flat BB
    incline BB
    decline BB
    flat DB
    incline DB
    decline DB
    incline flyes
    decline flyes
    flat flyes

    typically 2 pressing movements and 1 type of fly. or 3 pressing movement and no flyes, or 1 pressing movement and 2 types of flyes

    i dont like doing dips for chest, i like them for tri's. and I've used cables before but for some reason they never stuck

    DB's make my chest soar the most and i like them because I can control the weight better and squeeze
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    Flat bench DB x 5
    Incline DB x 4
    Flat bench x 4
    Incline bench x 4
    Incline Flys x 3
    Flat bench Flys x 3
    Decline bench x 3
    Decline Flys x 3
    Cable Crossovers x 4
    Pec Deck x 3

    Every Monday. Keeps me sore for 6 days every time. Usually I change the order of those exercises around in order to keep my body guessing.

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    Does anyone do pullovers or am I in the minority?

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    Flat Bench with DB
    Incline with DB
    DB flys
    Cable Standing Fly
    or Chest Dip
    I like to use mostly DB because I work out alone and don't need a spotter.
    I also think it isolates the pecs better....

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    Quote Originally Posted by live2pump
    Does anyone do pullovers or am I in the minority?
    With DB's or Bar??? I take it your doing them straight arm to work the chest rather than the tri's.

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    With db's!

    I'm talking about lying on the bench pependicullary (making a T) and extending the dumbell almost to the ground and bringing it back up just over your head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by live2pump
    Does anyone do pullovers or am I in the minority?
    I do them on back day.

    my chest routine usually consists of a incline movement, decline movement and a db fly movement. at most I do about 8 working sets
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    i do pullovers on back days


    flat bench
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    decline flys
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    My chest workout usually has the following exercises:

    - decline bench presses
    - flat DB flyes
    - incline bench presses
    - flat DB presses

    In no specific order.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DamnHardGainer
    Flat bench DB x 5
    Incline DB x 4
    Flat bench x 4
    Incline bench x 4
    Incline Flys x 3
    Flat bench Flys x 3
    Decline bench x 3
    Decline Flys x 3
    Cable Crossovers x 4
    Pec Deck x 3

    Every Monday. Keeps me sore for 6 days every time. Usually I change the order of those exercises around in order to keep my body guessing.
    36 fukin sets!... no wonder you think you're a "hardgainer"... overtraining like WHOA. You need to learn a lot.

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    Flat BB x 3
    Incline BB x 1
    Decline x 1
    Cable Flies x 1
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    BB bench x3
    db incline x3
    bb decline x3
    Plate loaded press x3
    Mac flys x3
    Vert mac press x3
    this is now, i can't change tommrrow
    if i can't change today

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    Flat bench (barbell)
    Incline (dumbbell)

    and sometimes decline with barbell or dumbbell.
    Raised like a Pitbull,
    My heart pumps nitro.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DamnHardGainer
    Flat bench DB x 5
    Incline DB x 4
    Flat bench x 4
    Incline bench x 4
    Incline Flys x 3
    Flat bench Flys x 3
    Decline bench x 3
    Decline Flys x 3
    Cable Crossovers x 4
    Pec Deck x 3

    Every Monday. Keeps me sore for 6 days every time. Usually I change the order of those exercises around in order to keep my body guessing.
    Holy overtraining!

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    Quote Originally Posted by min0 lee
    Holy overtraining!
    to say the least. I would love to see the level of intensity that is used to perform 36 sets.
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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