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Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells



Decline Bench Press :


Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells1
➊ Change posture on your back on a decline bench and hold 2 dumbbells at chest level, palms facing forward.

➋ Raise the dumbbells straight up till your elbows square measure near being barred and slowly lower them back once a brief break.

➌ Respire once raising the dumbbells and take a breath once lowering them back.



Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells2
Admonishment - 

When you're done, do not drop the dumbbells next to you, because it is dangerous for the rotator cuff in shoulders and others working around you.
      Although it is a great move, you should always be careful when you make cuts, especially if you go heavy. 
Always make sure you have a spotter when you're down bench presses. Also, do not use what is known as a false setting where the thumb is wrapped around the fingers. If the bar slips, it's game over. Use a steady grip on the bar.

Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells



Decline Bench Press :


Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells1
➊ Change posture on your back on a decline bench and hold 2 dumbbells at chest level, palms facing forward.

➋ Raise the dumbbells straight up till your elbows square measure near being barred and slowly lower them back once a brief break.

➌ Respire once raising the dumbbells and take a breath once lowering them back.



Decline bench press exercise for chest using dumbbells2
Admonishment - 

When you're done, do not drop the dumbbells next to you, because it is dangerous for the rotator cuff in shoulders and others working around you.
      Although it is a great move, you should always be careful when you make cuts, especially if you go heavy. 
Always make sure you have a spotter when you're down bench presses. Also, do not use what is known as a false setting where the thumb is wrapped around the fingers. If the bar slips, it's game over. Use a steady grip on the bar.

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