Dumbbell Press
The dumbbell press offers a greater range of motion than the barbell and allows unilateral work of the pectorals, deltoids and triceps.
Exercises targeting the pectoral muscles: bench press, flyes, push-ups and machines.
The dumbbell press offers a greater range of motion than the barbell and allows unilateral work of the pectorals, deltoids and triceps.
The incline fly isolates the upper chest by combining the bench incline with the characteristic opening movement of flyes.
The incline bench press targets the clavicular head of the pectoralis and the anterior deltoid for a more developed upper chest.
Weighted push-ups add extra resistance to classic push-ups for enhanced development of the pectorals, triceps and deltoids.
The dumbbell fly is a pectoral isolation exercise providing deep stretching and targeted work of the pectoralis major.
The cable crossover is a constant-tension pectoral isolation exercise, ideal for muscle definition and finishing work.
The pec-deck is a machine-based pectoral isolation exercise offering a guided and safe movement for targeted work of the pectoralis major.
The decline bench press targets the sternal (lower) head of the pectorals and triceps, completing lower chest development.
The bench press is the king exercise for chest development, also engaging the anterior deltoids and triceps.
The pullover works the pectorals and lats simultaneously, while stretching the rib cage and serratus anterior.