IF YOU WANT TO DEVELOP UPPER CHEST TRY REVERSE GRIP

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So I've looked into this, and by all means
anyone reading this look into it too, but apparently a reverse grip flat bench press hits the upper chest by 30% more than an incline bench press that only hits around 5% more of the upper chest than a normal flat bench press.

Muscles worked in the reverse grip bench press​


The overall muscles worked during the reverse grip bench press are the following:

  • clavicular area of the pectoralis major(upper portion of the chest)
  • biceps brachii
  • triceps brachii
  • anterior deltoid (the front shoulder muscle)
Do it with barbell not dumbell cause it more dangerous

To target the upper pecs, start your chest workout with 3 or 4 sets of reverse- grip bench presses. Then, move on to incline bench exercises, such as incline presses and flyes.
 
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Thanks but is this your own thread
 
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This should be done on a neutral bench right
 
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So I've looked into this, and by all means
anyone reading this look into it too, but apparently a reverse grip flat bench press hits the upper chest by 30% more than an incline bench press that only hits around 5% more of the upper chest than a normal flat bench press.

Muscles worked in the reverse grip bench press​


The overall muscles worked during the reverse grip bench press are the following:

  • clavicular area of the pectoralis major(upper portion of the chest)
  • biceps brachii
  • triceps brachii
  • anterior deltoid (the front shoulder muscle)
Do it with barbell not dumbell cause it more dangerous

To target the upper pecs, start your chest workout with 3 or 4 sets of reverse- grip bench presses. Then, move on to incline bench exercises, such as incline presses and flyes.
Give me the studies proving this
 

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