I started
off my chest workout with the Barbell Incline Press.
Not exact matches
In response to Cinda (and anyone who was hoping I'd do one of these), I put together a few sequences for the
chest, shoulders and delts that you can do as a complete set or break
off and incorporate into other
workouts.
Some exercises to try this and kick
off workouts with are the squat, deadlift, leg press, inverted rows, lunges,
chest press, rows, weighted pull - ups, shoulder
workouts and overhead presses.
No matter how hard I focus on keeping my eyes up and my chin
off my
chest, I still feel my neck is getting more of a
workout than my abs.
WEEK FOUR: Mon: 4DS... KickBox / Legs core Tues: 4DS High Intensity Step /
Chest / Back Wed: stretch
workout or cardio
workout of choice Thurs:
OFF Fri: 4DS Low Impact Step (cardio only) and Butts and Guts Sat: 4DS Boot Camp Cardio BI's Tris (plus add on SHOULDERS ONLY from 4DS Low Impact Step) Sun:
OFF Fri: 4DS Low Impact Step (cardio only) and Butts and Guts Sat: 4DS Boot Camp Cardio BI's Tris (plus add on SHOULDERS ONLY from 4DS Low Impact Step) Sun:
OffOff
WEEK ONE: Mon: Gym Style Legs Tues: Gym Style:
Chest and Triceps plus 20 minute run Wed: Abs of choice plus either stretch
workout or 60 min cardio
workout of choice Thurs: STS Plyo Legs plus Core Max segment one Fri: Gym Style: Back, Shoulders, Biceps plus light 20 minute run Sat: Step Max Sun:
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For example, instead of starting
off with bench press, start your
chest workout with incline barbell press.
I remember my first
workout... I had 95 pounds on the nech press, and couldn't get it
off my
chest after a few reps. I almost gave up completely.
After just a few
workouts, you might find your
chest looking flat enough that you look decent with your top
off.
The
workout below starts
off by teaching you the most basic movement planes to cover all the major muscle groups:
chest, back, shoulders, quads, glutes, hamstrings, biceps, and triceps.
With advantages however, come disadvantages, and there is a trade
off to using the dumbbell
chest workout.