For those who find it difficult to maintain posture, try standing still with your palms facing the floor and your arms extended forward. In that position, make a fist and rotate your chest to open it up, then try pulling your extended arms back like in a bench press motion by bending your elbows. When pulling, make sure your elbows go straight back rather than diagonally, keeping your chest as open as possible. As you extend your arms back, your hands should naturally end up between your solar plexus and your nipples, with a space of one fist width next to your shoulders. That is the bench press position. To perform this exercise based on that position, since it is an incline, do not press your back and buttocks completely against the bench. Instead, slightly push your buttocks forward to create a lying down posture. In that position, grip the handles between your solar plexus and your nipples in preparation for the press motion, and then push. A small tip: Instead of lowering immediately from the fully extended position, feel as if you are bringing both elbows inward for a contraction before lowering. You will feel more stimulation in your chest.