I have been doing the same routine for awhile now. Im getting sick of it and I want to change it up. My chest routine goes like this.
Benchpess
DB Chest Press
DB Flys
Cable Crossovers
Could anyone help out and switch up my routine a little?
Here's a couple of alternative things you could throw in..
Try weighted dips, leaning forward to hit the chest.
Weighted push ups and explosive plyo pushups.
Pullovers with a DB.
Round the worlds. (Lie on back with DB's in each hand just above groin and circle them out wide like making a snow angel, to final position arms raised out behind head)
Barbell punches. ( Hold barbell up right with the weights at the top, and do explosive punches while holding it. - this can be dangerous, support the BB with a weight at the bottom, or up against a wall.)
I like barbell guillotine bench press. Try that instead of dropping bench press all together, IMHO. Start with light weight until you get use to them. Some people think they are hard on the shoulders but for me weighted dips crank my shoulders far more than these.
I like the old school lifts for bulk in my chest just decline, flat, and incline bench all with a bar. works great for me good wieght and decent reps i never go to high and it has been working for me for a long time.
I like barbell guillotine bench press. Try that instead of dropping bench press all together, IMHO. Start with light weight until you get use to them. Some people think they are hard on the shoulders but for me weighted dips crank my shoulders far more than these.
I was thinking about trying those. I agree with you dips really hurt my shoulders for some reason. I didn't like them.
Yeah tomuchgear I was thinking of including both flat benchpress and incline benchpress in my routine. Does that work well?
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I have been doing the same routine for awhile now. Im getting sick of it and I want to change it up. My chest routine goes like this.
Benchpess
DB Chest Press
DB Flys
Cable Crossovers
Could anyone help out and switch up my routine a little?
First, you need to throw out all of that BS that you do after you Bench.
You can try to do two Upper Body days along with your squats and deads workout (at least I hope you squat). Anyways see if you like something like this:
I tried incline benchpress for the first time today. I started out with light weight to get the form down. When I moved up in weight I started having pain in the left side of my shoulder. Then when I went on to DB flies the same spot hurt. What was I doing wrong?
Try not going so low. When your upper arms are parallel to the floor push back up. That should reduce shoulder stress (as far as I know).
Oh yeah... And fuck DB flies!
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i dont like db flies they hurt my shoulders as well also if your grip is to wide that may be part of the problem at least for me it is. if i grip to wide on any bench or bench variation the front of my delt gets a very odd pain so i just change my grip and that takes care of it.
Definitely Go for Inclined/Declined B.Press. 4-6 max to failure. Do weighted deeps with declined BP and inclined dumbel flyes with inclined BP. This will work for sure. Hit them hard.
I have been doing the same routine for awhile now. Im getting sick of it and I want to change it up. My chest routine goes like this.
Benchpess
DB Chest Press
DB Flys
Cable Crossovers
Could anyone help out and switch up my routine a little?
I always alternate like this
2 weeks will be BB bench and DB incline bench
than i alternate to BB incline bench and DB flat bench
the flys, i will alternate every 2 weeks also but don't really care what i alternate to.
also i alternate rep ranges every week.
one week is 6-8 and other week is 12-14
Incline is for the upper chest an decline puts more focus on the lower chest.
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