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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    I'll fish the studies later
    I give you a chance to contribute to the forum and post something useful rather then troll and you cant be bothered... :disagree:

    Here is the article and study. Flat bench was actually the most effective in terms of full chest muscle activation. Peck Deck Machine was second place.

    http://www.acefitness.org/certifiedn...ffective-chest

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  • Mr I
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    post those studies if you can.

    if i remember right it also said pec dec flies activate like 98% of the chest much more so then free weight flies. i remember being surprised at that.
    Yeah pec deck does very little for me, I'll fish the studies later

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    Ok two studies were done, the first demonstrated that incline barbell only involved the upper pec 5% over and above flat bench.

    The second study showed that reverse, wide grip flat bench recruited a whopping 30% more upper pec over and above flat bench.

    so I tried it tonight, great success, you need a spotter to stay with you, possibly help you unrack and return, you press it in an arc fashion towards up over your neck from starting at your sternum.
    post those studies if you can.

    if i remember right it also said pec dec flies activate like 98% of the chest much more so then free weight flies. i remember being surprised at that.

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  • Mr I
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    Yeah its not a heavy movement its more.about pressing and kinda pulling with your upper pecs, just started with light weight

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  • Ashop
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    Ok two studies were done, the first demonstrated that incline barbell only involved the upper pec 5% over and above flat bench.

    The second study showed that reverse, wide grip flat bench recruited a whopping 30% more upper pec over and above flat bench.

    so I tried it tonight, great success, you need a spotter to stay with you, possibly help you unrack and return, you press it in an arc fashion towards up over your neck from starting at your sternum.
    What type of weight did you start with? I'm assuming light to get the feel of the movement.

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  • BEAST
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    No thanks.

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  • decadecadeca
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    Originally posted by Mr incredible View Post
    .... reverse, wide grip flat bench...

    Don't think my shoulders would like it.


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rR0gWRGPoH8
    Last edited by decadecadeca; 02-01-13, 08:24 PM.

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  • Mr I
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    Originally posted by Scrumhalf View Post
    So you make a movement like you are going to re-rack the barbell on each rep?
    Pretty much yes, I only used 220 for 3 sets of 10 to 12 and it really worked

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  • Scrumhalf
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    So you make a movement like you are going to re-rack the barbell on each rep?

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  • Mr I
    started a topic New upper chest excercise

    New upper chest excercise

    Ok two studies were done, the first demonstrated that incline barbell only involved the upper pec 5% over and above flat bench.

    The second study showed that reverse, wide grip flat bench recruited a whopping 30% more upper pec over and above flat bench.

    so I tried it tonight, great success, you need a spotter to stay with you, possibly help you unrack and return, you press it in an arc fashion towards up over your neck from starting at your sternum.
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