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The 13 Best Chest Exercises To Pummel Your Pecs And Build An Iron-Clad Chest

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5. Push Ups


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How To:

Tier: 1

Primary Target(s): Chest (All). Triceps

Whether you’re doing traditional push ups, one-arm push ups, twisting push ups, or incline push ups, they’re a versatile move that deserve a spot in every chest routine. Pick your favorite and do them as an accessory to weighted work (or as a killer bodyweight move whenever you don’t have a gym).

We’ve laid out 8 killer versions. Integrate a few sets into every chest workout.

 

 

6. Incline Dumbbell Chest Press


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How To:

Tier: 2

Primary Target(s): Chest (Upper), Triceps, Front Deltoids

The incline dumbbell chest press is a compound move that targets the upper half of the chest (including the front deltoids). It helps develop strong separation across the clavicles and down the top part of the mid-line.

  • (1) Set up a bench so that it’s at a 45º angle.
  • (2) Dig your feet into the ground and press the dumbbells straight up over the upper part of your chest. Keep your arms at 60º with your torso.
  • (3) Slowly lower until the dumbbells are in line with your collarbone. Powerfully press up and SQUEEZE your pecs together at the top.
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Bryan DiSanto

Bryan DiSanto

Founder & Editor-in-Chief at Lean It UP
ELLO ELLO I'm Bryan DiSanto. I'm the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Lean It UP, a CPT/CSN/Fitness Coach, Chef trained at Le Cordon Bleu – Paris, NYU graduate, ex-fat kid, and all-around fitness junkie.

I also contribute to Men's Health Magazine.

When I'm not working on my abs (or somebody else’s), whipping up avocado roses and avocado toast, or running a Tough Mudder, I'm probably yelling at a Carolina Panthers game somewhere.

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