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    Difference between grips?

    When doing the benchpress. What is the difference between gripping more towards the middle of the bar then gripping more towards the outside of the bar?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RasPlasch View Post
    When doing the benchpress. What is the difference between gripping more towards the middle of the bar then gripping more towards the outside of the bar?
    CloseGrip and Reg grip . closer together more tricep work. just use a shoulder or a lil wider than shoulder grip.

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