1. Seat height: Adjust so that the handle is at the center of the chest (nipple line). 2. Grip: Keep palms facing each other and wrists straight. 3. Posture: Scapula retracted and depressed, chest wide open, and natural arch in the lower back. 4. Movement: • Start: Maintain a slightly bent elbow position. • When bringing together: Focus on chest contraction, bringing the handles close to touching. • When spreading apart: Slowly stretch the chest, keeping the elbow angle fixed. • Breathing: Exhale when bringing together, inhale when spreading apart. 5. Precautions: • Avoid excessive straightening of the elbows → reduce joint strain. • Keep shoulders from rounding, exert force from the center of the chest. • No use of momentum or elasticity → control slowly.
It's great to have a lot of tips. Good, good. Thank you all!
1. Raise the chair so that it is slightly above the shoulder line. 2. While sitting in the chair, fold the scapula as far back as possible to check the maximum range of motion. 3. Fix the pin slightly behind the maximum range of motion. 4. Pull one side at a time, extend it forward, open the chest, and lift it while lowering the shoulders and pulling the neck as if stretching towards the ceiling, lifting the head. 5. Slowly spread to the maximum range of motion for about 3 seconds to induce stretching, then pause briefly at the maximum range of motion, inhale to prepare for gathering, and then contract. (Keep the elbows slightly bent to minimize bicep involvement.) 6. At the point of maximum contraction, extend the arms and bring the chest together. 7. When reaching the limit during the exercise, give a rebound at the maximum contraction range and repeat 5-6 times until the end.
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This is easy and very stimulating, good! 👏💪
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Ah, it doesn't gather after going over 10 times.
First day after some time 🥵🥵
Hahaha
It seems to be an old machine, not the kind mentioned in the guide, but a fly machine where you fix your elbows to the pad and exercise. Will it be effective?
It's so hardㅠ
@joshtree, try to do a press as well as fly to add volume to your chest
I haven't logged in for a long time, and why can't I save the memo?;;;;
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Back at it after 3 months of life kicking my butt... Good Lord I don't remember it being this hard 🤣🤣🤣
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Well done, it gets only better :)
What should I do if my older brothers have shoulder pain?
It seems like there is no stimulation in my chest, so what is wrong?
Usually, gyms have weights in increments of 50, 60, and 70, right? They consistently recommend 55, 65, and 75!!