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    Weighted dips or decline

    Which do you guys prefer as a mass builder for the lower pecks?

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    I like weighted dips.

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    IMO dips are the best pressing movement you can do for the upper body.

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    decline db press...
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    DIPS the Squat for the Upper Body

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    Originally posted by Animal
    DIPS the Squat for the Upper Body

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    Right on Animal !!

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    I prefer weighted dips.

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    decline press, I do not even do dips because they bother my shoulders.

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    Decline dumbells....definately
    Are you going to eat that?....

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    I like dips, don't dig decline too much these days.
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