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Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 456
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Barbell Incline Press....shoulders or chest?
I am curious to know what muscle is primarily used in the barbell incline press. I always though it was more chest than anything, but when I was doing them, my shoulders would always feel more burn. I also had developed the shoulders quite a bit a month or so ago while I was doing the incline press every week. Now after stopping the BB Incline press, my shoulders seem to be shrinking. I am thinking of incorporating this exercise when I do my shoulder workouts instead of doing with chest.
So my routine would look more like this for shoulders. Dips 4 x 8 BB Incline Press 4 x 8 Military Press (DB) 3 x 10 Lateral raises 3 x 15 Front shoulder raises 3 x 15 For my chest workouts, I will go back to DB presses and flys and incorporate the decline press as well. Staying away from BB bench press for a while. What do you think? |
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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 12,544
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Any bench or incline exercise hits the delts and triceps also.
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The steeper the incline, the more the delts come into play.
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