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How to Bench Press in 4 Steps 👍🏼 4 Other things to know 1️⃣ Breathing: Before lowering the bar, INHALE & hold your breath (flexing your core tightly “bracing”) EXHALE as you near the top 1/2 - 1/3rd of the repetition. 2️⃣ Watching the Bar - Don’t do it. Instead, right before you lower, look at where the bar is in relation to the ceiling. Fix your eyes on that spot. When you press the weight back up - press it back to that spot on the ceiling you’ve been staring at. This can be magic for your rep consistency 🪄 3️⃣ Touching the Chest: The location of where the bar makes contact can vary between people. It should be below your shoulders. For Example, for some it may make contact at mid-sternum - Others, at the base of the sternum (the v-shape where the ribs meet) etc. 4️⃣ A Good Cue: After un-racking the bar (before you lower) think about trying to “bend the bar” - This can help maintain the tension in your back — 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘀 𝗯𝘆 @ASRV _ #BenchPress #BenchPressTips #bodybuilding #bodybuildingtips #rysesupps #davisdiley
This is the most efficient way to build muscle ✊🏼 I do not train to failure on every set, but I’m always close to it. Usually within 1 or 2 reps. There are some occasions where I might do slightly higher reps - shorter rest periods - and I may experience a burn/pump because of it. However, it’s not what the vast majority of my workouts consist of. For the most efficient growth stimulus - you should follow this: - Train within a close proximity to failure without doing more reps than necessary - Rest until fully recovered between sets (the CNS takes at least 3 min when it’s exhausted) - Don’t train with the explicit goal of feeling a burn or getting a pump. - Keep things consistent & aim to get stronger Hope this helps you, ~ Davis _ #bodybuilding #bodybuildingtips #armworkout #triceps #biceps #rysesupps #gym #davisdiley | Country: US
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