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    What angle do u do for Incline dumbell press?

    Ive heard 15, and 45 degrees for the bench, im confused which is it?
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    I'd say 30-45 is about typical. Some benches are adjustable, some are fixed and rather steep.

    If I barbell bench I'm forced into a fairly steep angle, at my gym. If I dumbell bench I use the bottom setting.
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    A slight angle is best if is a adjustable bench....I have not taken a level to my benches so I have no clue.
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    You can eyeball it though.

    The majority of the issue is comfort, find somewhere that is reasonably angled, but probably not more than 45 degrees.
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    30 degrees is the most comortable for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mike456
    30 degrees is the most comortable for me.

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    I use the lowest setting, about 30 degrees.

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    The steeper the incline the more you hit the anterior delts. I have used everything from 10-15 degrees to 50-60 degrees depending on what I'm shooting for.
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    i usually do it 30 deg. but when i want to hit my delts more and not involve my chest as much i use 45 or a little more

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    i use the lowest setting, if i use any higher my shoulders hurt

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    i like to have it 32.8527 degrees sometimes, othertimes when i'm trying to work shoulders i tend to have it at a steeper angle, like 32.8839 degrees..

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    Quote Originally Posted by pumpthatiron
    i like to have it 32.8527 degrees sometimes, othertimes when i'm trying to work shoulders i tend to have it at a steeper angle, like 32.8839 degrees..

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