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Chest Exercises
Free online video guide to chest exercises. Use these exercises to strengthen your chest muscles.
All Chest Exercises
Exercise Profile:
Muscles Targeted:
-Primary: Pectoralis Major (Chest)
-Secondary: Anterior Deltoids (Front Shoulders), Triceps
Muscles Targeted:
- Primary: Pectoralis Major (Chest), Deltoids (Shoulders), Triceps
- Secondary: Core (Abs and Lower Back), Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Glutes
Muscles Targeted:
- Primary: Pectoralis Major (Upper Chest)
- Secondary: Anterior Deltoids (Front Shoulders), Biceps
Muscles Targeted:
- Primary Muscles:
- Obliques
- Rectus Abdominis
- Erector Spinae
- Secondary Muscles:
- Transverse Abdominis
- Latissimus Dorsi
- Hip Flexors
- Glutes
- Multifidus
Primary Muscles Worked:
- Pectoralis Major: Focuses on the upper and mid-chest.
Secondary Muscles Worked:
- Deltoids (Anterior): Supports the press.
- Triceps Brachii: Assists in elbow extension.
- Core Muscles: Stabilizes the body.
Primary Muscles Worked:
- Pectoralis Major: Emphasizes both upper and mid-chest, particularly during the eccentric (lowering) phase.
Secondary Muscles Worked:
- Deltoids (Anterior): Assists in the pressing movement.
- Triceps Brachii: Supports elbow extension.
- Core Muscles: Stabilizes the body during the exercise.
Primary Muscles Worked:
- Pectoralis Major (Lower and Middle): Focuses on the lower and middle portions of the chest, particularly during the downward motion.
Secondary Muscles Worked:
- Deltoids (Anterior): Assists in guiding the arms during the movement.
- Biceps Brachii: Acts as a stabilizer during the fly motion.
- Core Muscles: Engaged for stability, especially during the incline position.
Primary Muscles Worked:
- Pectoralis Major: Focuses on the chest, particularly the upper and middle regions.
Secondary Muscles Worked:
- Deltoids (Anterior): Assists in the pressing movement, especially during the alternating action.
- Triceps Brachii: Engaged in extending the elbows during each press.
- Core Muscles: Provides stability to maintain balance during the alternating motion.