How do you do press exercise

How to do a dumbbell bench press exercise

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The dumbbell bench press is great for shaping and strengthening the chest muscles. The chest is scientifically named the pectoralis. This …more B- Curated 1 year ago by KMcDonald | Comments Views

How to do leg press exercises

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Should the press exercise some self-restraint?

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Can the “dumbbell shoulders press” exercise benefits your back muscles in good average?

Q: and what muscles does the “dumbbell shoulders press” exercise benefits?

A: If you want a strong back get a pull up bar or go to a local park or gym that has one and do both chin ups and pull ups. If you can’t lift your own body weight, start running and get some exercise bands to drop the weight. You can do the shoulder press while you drop weight until you get to the point where you can lift your own weight.

Whats better for a football (soccer player) to do, bench press or push ups?

Q: I have been doing bench press lately, and i find myself not being able to do many push ups ..Is this because theyre different exercises, so i should do both of them ?Thank you

A: I would say bench presses are better.Push-ups are just a convenient alternative if you don’t have weight equipment available.

How far down on the bench press exercise?

Q: I’m wondering because someone told me that it kills your rotator cuff if you down to your chest. If I let the bar go down until my elbows are perpendicular to the floor, I don’t think i would be getting an effective exercise- but is it the correct way?Should it hit the chest?The answers are a bit contradictory. If I let my elbows be perpendicular to the floor, then i wouldn’t hit my chest (it wouldn’t even barely touch).

A: not only will you damage your rotator cuff, but if you go past putting your upper arms parallel to the floor, you are changing the entire dynamic of the exercise, you are not making it more efficient, but you ARE making it more likely you will get stuck with the bar on your chest and unable to lift it off.Similarly your upper arms should not pass parallel to the floor on the dumbbell press or dumbbell fly either.