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    best way to gain mass in your chest

    what are the best exercises or routines to gain alot of mass in your chest ?

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    I sent you some info on it. Check your pm's.

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    heavy presses.

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    I was wondering this also. Would one put more size on doing DB press or flat bench? I hear flat bench for strength and DB for size.

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    I have always believed that strength training and bodybuilding were quite different, hence most powerlifters do not look like bodybuilders and vice versa.

    I use both barbells and dumbbells, and they will both add size. Currently I am only doing flat and decline presses due to a shoulder problem. I stay in the 6-8 rep range.

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    I would say:
    Flat press
    Decline press or dips
    Incline flies.

    Right now I'm doing Flat DB, decline BB and Incline flies or cable cross overs.
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    The exercise itself isnt that important (unless you're doing a super high incline, then it doesnt work too well), the key is to use moderately heavy weight: 5-10 reps..... anyways my favorite are the flat dumbell presses.

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    thanks alot i really apprieciate it

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