I'm generally finishing chest up with 3 sets of flyes but I wonder if I am wasting my time with them. Maybe as pre-exhaustion they are useful, but I wonder if flyes have any value as a basic mass building exercise. Opinions?
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Yep, that's my routine... 4 sets of flat DB presses, followed by 4 sets of weighted dips. Not sure if I need to add anything else though. As I mentioned in my other thread, I just can't seem to do inclines.. something in my shoulder just doesn't like the angle and I've hurt myself more often doing inclines than any other exercise.
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Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostI try to it leaning forward, as I want to hit chest more than tris. I usually add a plate to a weight belt and try to get 10-12 reps. I follow up my chest with other tricep exercises(my Monday workout is chest and tris).
chest
arms
back
legs/hams/calfs
delts
My point to this is I specifically work THAT group. I don't do anymore that push/push /pull/pull stuff. I concentrate only on chest. I warm up with dips, 3 sets of 20 no weight and I really lean forward.
Do my regular sets and then finish with dips leaning really forward but this is mostly to stretch the fascia out even more after my training.
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Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostI'm generally finishing chest up with 3 sets of flyes but I wonder if I am wasting my time with them. Maybe as pre-exhaustion they are useful, but I wonder if flyes have any value as a basic mass building exercise. Opinions?
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Originally posted by Ronin View PostLeave tri's out and only do chest...mine looks like this;
chest
arms
back
legs/hams/calfs
delts
Mon - Chest/Tris
Tue - Legs
Wed - Back/bis
Thu - Shoulders
Fri - Legs
Sat/Sun - running/stretching/hiking, etc. No lifting. During the week, I might run in the morning, or for a half hour after lifting if I have time.
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