Chest Exercises

LVJR

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Guys,

I'm starting to notice as I work out that my chest seems like it's growing more on the bottom rather than the top...does that make sense? I started focusing more on incline as a result of this and switched my core chest exercises to incline first and flat thereafter. It always seems that when I lift heavy and gain body mass, my chest always gains some fat. Has anyone else experienced this? Maybe its genetic but there has to be something that I can do to help my upper chest grow aside from incline dumbbells.

Thanks for your feedback.
 
I love Hammer Strength machines for chest.

Incline, Flat and Decline 4 sets of 12 each on Monday and Thursday and my chest is cut!!!
 
I would suggest you to do do 180-degree twisting dumbbell bench press, close grip weighted punch-up, cable cross-over, kettlebell flye. This exercises are enough to do have a good chest.
 
Chest exercise is my favorite exercise,.,.
I love to do bench press and dips in cheat workout.,Incline and decline is great chest exercises too,.
what is your favorite chest exercise,.?
 

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