Performing the top 9 dumbbell chest workouts is a great approach to develop your pectoral muscles.
According to Max Posternak, the YouTuber behind Gravity Transformation, dumbbells push your chest and arms to work unilaterally, assisting you in developing an equal amount of power on either side.
They are also a remarkably adaptable piece of exercise gear that may be utilized at home, outside, or in the gym.
The Top Nine Dumbbell Chest Exercises
Inclined Neutral Grip Dumbbell Press, number one
Because it permits the dumbbells to move through a larger movement pattern than a dumbbell press does, this variation stimulates the chest differently.
Crush Press (No. 2)
Concentric, eccentric, and isometric contractions are all provided by this exercise.
Dumbbell Fly (#3)
You can perform this exercise at a flat, incline, or decline bench. It's one of the best dumbbell chest exercises.
Dumbbell Floor Press No. 4
If you have a spotter, you can use heavier weights during this dumbbell chest workout because you only need to move through a smaller range of motion.
Making a dead halt at the bottom also makes this workout effective.
Dumbbell Pullover No. 5
Sit perpendicular to the bench to increase the stress on the chest rather than the lats.
6 - Cross Body Standing Dumbbell Raise
This exercise targets the shoulders because it is done standing up, but Posternak adds it also does a terrific job of hitting the chest.
Number Seven: Reverse Grip Dumbbell Press
You can target more of your upper chest with this workout.
8 - Push-Up and Renegade Rows Combo
This is a fantastic dumbbell stabilization exercise that strengthens your back and chest.
9 - Dumbbell Press with One Arm
This exercise, which may be done on a flat, incline, or decline bench once more, is excellent for developing stabilization strength in the arms, chest, and core.
Make a new chest exercise
Perform three sets of six to ten reps of three different exercises with a heavy weight.
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