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    Incline Dumbbell Bench With Palms Facing In

    Anyone ever try this for chest. Does it work any differently than normal DB bench press? Is it easier on the shoulders?

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    i do it all the time when doing dumbell incline.seems to protec the shoulders a bit and was told it works the inner chest a bit more, as it almost has a fly motion to it....can't do as much weight as conventional pressing tho.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by AirCartman
    Anyone ever try this for chest. Does it work any differently than normal DB bench press? Is it easier on the shoulders?
    I do reverse presses when working my Triceps

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    wouldn't it put pressure on your wrists?
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    Sounds very, very strange for a dumbell or incline bench. I have heard of palms facing for dumbell pressing but never in.
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