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    Okay to use decline benches in westside?

    I was wondering, is it okay to use decline benchpressing for a couple of weeks during a max effort lift day? I was looking through some logs of westside routines and saw other lifts being used but didn't recall seeing decline benching being included.
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    I can't see why it couldn't be. most people on ME days PREFER doing flat bench, so I guess it's sort of an opinion, plus decline<<flat - that's my opinion.

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    Yeah, I just want to change around the type of exercise that I do for my max effort day every couple of weeks, I figure I haven't done decline presses for max effort yet.
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    Just wondering, I know everyone is different, but would the max on the decline be around the same as the max on flat benching?
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    You'll probably find that you can press a good deal more decline.

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    It wouldn't really matter. You can still progress with decline bench and get stronger, but if it isn't within the realms of Westside it isn't Westside.
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