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punch

Amateur Bodybuilder

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From:VT
Registered: Oct 2000

posted November 20, 2000 07:52 AM

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Guys, I asked this question on the other training board and got some good ideas, but I need more input!!!

When doing dumbell shoulder presses is it better to be at a 90 degree angle or 1 notch below 90. When I am one notch below it feels as if I can press a lot more wieght than at 90. Why is this? At 1 notch below 90 are you incorporating too much upper pec?

THANKS FOR THE ADVICE!!!!!!


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KooL-AiD

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From:Ontario, Canada
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posted November 20, 2000 11:38 AM

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Why use a back rest? But if you do it should be at 90. Your Training Delts, not Upper Pecs. I do my M Presses by sitting on Flat bench. Pressing behind my head.


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BigWh1tey

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posted November 20, 2000 02:15 PM

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your fine punch .


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