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Your chest is a muscle group with very complex physiology. It has two main regions upper and lower chest. Unfortunately most guys neglect their upper chest because it grows hard. If you want balanced chest you should include some upper chest exercises in your chest workout. To find out how to build up your chest fast I recommend you to read "Simple Steps to Get Huge and Shredded", please follow the link below: chest exercises revealed.

Chest exercises:

#1 Bench press: Lie on a bench with your feet flat on the floor. Hold the bar with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Lift the weight and position it above your chest, arms straight. Slowly lower the weight until it touches just above your nipples. Then slowly lift the bar up until your arms are straight keeping your elbows unlocked. Repeat.

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Chest exercises

Your chest is a muscle group with very complex physiology. It has two main regions upper and lower chest. Unfortunately most guys neglect their upper chest because it grows hard. If you want balanced chest you should include some upper chest exercises in your chest workout. Here you can find book that will show you how to build up your chest fast: chest exercises resource.

Chest exercises:

#1 Bench press: Lie on a bench with your feet flat on the floor. Hold the bar with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Lift the weight and position it above your chest, arms straight. Slowly lower the weight until it touches just above your nipples. Then slowly lift the bar up until your arms are straight keeping your elbows unlocked. Repeat.

Lower chest exercises:

#2 Dips: Grip parallel dipping bars and hold yourself up and lock your arms. Bend your legs and pull your feet up behind you. Bend your arms and lower yourself slowly. Your elbows should travel slightly backward and outward during your descent. When you've gone as deep as you can, slowly straighten your arms and raise to a near upright position. To hit the lower chest muscle lean forward during the exercise. Don't lower yourself too fast because this releases stress from the chest. Repeat.

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Chest exercises:

#3 Decline bench press: Lie on a decline bench set at 30 degrees. Grasp the bar with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Then lower the weight to your bottom base of your chest. Lift the bar up slowly and repeat.

Upper chest exercises:

#4 Incline bench press: Lie on an incline bench set at 30 degrees. Grasp the weight with your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Lower the bar to your upper chest. Then return the weight in its starting position and repeat.

#5 Incline fly: Lie on an incline bench set at 30 degrees and hold a pair of dumbbells at your arms with your palms facing each other. Keep your elbows bent so your forearms are at over 45-degree angles to your upper arms. Lower your arms, moving directly outward at a 90-degree angle to your torso. The weights travel down and out in arcs. Stop when you have comfortably reached the bottom. Follow the same path upward, bringing the weights together at the top. While doing this exercise don't use too heavy weights because you can hurt yourself.

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