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A variation of the flat bench press designed
to develop the the upper area of the chest.
It is a mix between a military press and
a bench press.
Starting position- Use an incline bench
at a 45 degree angle. Begin with your
arms extended toward the ceiling supporting
the weight directly above the upper portion
of your chest. Hands should be in a comfortable
position about shoulder width apart.
Movement- lower the weight slowly toward
your chest until it touches then back
up again in a slow controlled motion.
Note- You can do this with dumbbells in
the same motions.
Picture Source: Getting
Stronger by Bill Pearl and Gary T. Moran,
Ph.D.
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