nuknuk
MuscleChemistry member
If you are feeling it to much in your shoulders come chest day, maybe more so for tall guys. Try these tips.
1. Keep your head against the pad. When your head is back you can push your chest out. I see this alot on machines, guys put their head down, which brings the chest in, and the shoulders out. So keep that head back and chest out.
2. Bring the bar/handles/dumbells lower. THis will help you keep your elbows close to the body so less shoulder is envoled on the push. And on incline things keep the bar/dumbell over the chest through out the whole movement. Dont bring it over the the shoulders or head at the top.
3. Short stroke it. In other words keep the push more at the bottom and not going up but 1/2 to 3/4 ways up. This will help keep the shoulders and tris out of the reps, due to no lockout with each rep. Watch your speed on this. Keep it nice and strong, working the muscle, not just moving the weight. :bench:
1. Keep your head against the pad. When your head is back you can push your chest out. I see this alot on machines, guys put their head down, which brings the chest in, and the shoulders out. So keep that head back and chest out.
2. Bring the bar/handles/dumbells lower. THis will help you keep your elbows close to the body so less shoulder is envoled on the push. And on incline things keep the bar/dumbell over the chest through out the whole movement. Dont bring it over the the shoulders or head at the top.
3. Short stroke it. In other words keep the push more at the bottom and not going up but 1/2 to 3/4 ways up. This will help keep the shoulders and tris out of the reps, due to no lockout with each rep. Watch your speed on this. Keep it nice and strong, working the muscle, not just moving the weight. :bench:








