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Anonymous No.76480326 >>76480338 >>76480358 >>76480371 >>76480487 >>76480634 >>76480730 >>76482010 >>76482557
ITT: Lifts that don't build muscle
Anonymous No.76480338 >>76480477 >>76484792
>>76480326 (OP)
>Ywnbaw sybaupan
Anonymous No.76480358
>>76480326 (OP)
>DYEL blaming the exercise for his lack of gains instead of learning the technique or switching to one that fits his body type
Anonymous No.76480371 >>76480383 >>76480395 >>76481717
>>76480326 (OP)
faggots brainwashed me into stopping bench press
what should i replace it with
i already do the dumbbells' tell me something new
Anonymous No.76480373 >>76480398 >>76480432 >>76481720
>weight progresses
>"bro the muscle didn't grow"
literally impossible
Anonymous No.76480383
>>76480371
Weighted dips and OHP/seated barbell press

Try it atleast once and you will like how they overlap and help eachother
Anonymous No.76480395 >>76480500
>>76480371
Incline barbell and dumbbell
Weighted dips, or 3x12 until you can add weight
Cable flies from over or under, just make sure to hit both
Middle cable position, and do super low weight, one arm DEEP flies
Anonymous No.76480396
let me guess you're not tall
Anonymous No.76480398 >>76480432 >>76482409
>>76480373
Strength is neurological. Even through just practice and improving technique you can improve your numbers while gaining no muscle and potentially even losing it.
Anonymous No.76480432 >>76480435
>>76480373
trvthnvke
as long as you keep lifting more weights you HAVE to be growing muscle at some point
>>76480398
only to a certain point, at some point you will have to grow muscle
Anonymous No.76480435 >>76480442
>>76480432
Absolutely. Just the blanket statement that more weight = you've gained muscle is false
Anonymous No.76480442 >>76480589
>>76480435
Show me a person who went from 1 plate to 2 plate 1rm on bench who did not gain significant musculature in their chest, triceps, front delts and serratus anterior
Anonymous No.76480477 >>76481711
>>76480338
lol
I think I got it
Anonymous No.76480487
>>76480326 (OP)
Yeah benching 135 is like maybe warmup weight. If he had more plates on there thats a different story.
Anonymous No.76480500 >>76480533
>>76480395
>Incline barbell
HOW DOES THIS NOT HAVE THE SAME SIDE EFFECTS AS BENCH PRESS
Anonymous No.76480533 >>76480557
>>76480500
BECAUSE IT HITS MORE UPPER CHEST YOU STUPID FUCK
DO YOU WANNA FUCKIN LOW TITTY ASS CHEST DAWG WHAT THE FUCK
Anonymous No.76480557 >>76480567
>>76480533
you can also simply flat bench with a wide reverse grip to hit upper chest more
Anonymous No.76480567 >>76480569
>>76480557
But if you wide reversed on an incline I think you might have the most absolutely destructive DOMs from chest activation
Anonymous No.76480569 >>76480572 >>76480631
>>76480567
at that point you should just ohp
the wide reverse flat bench covers it
Anonymous No.76480572 >>76480577
>>76480569
Hmm I don't like the possible delt damage from heavy flat though
Anonymous No.76480577 >>76480595
>>76480572
thats the point of reverse grip it removes internal rotation. football or swiss bar is similar
Anonymous No.76480589
>>76480442
No shit adding a plate is gaining muscle lol haha, but a rep or two or anything under 20 pounds could very well just be just about anything from neuromuscular strength to muscle gains to simply just improving form and technique due to more practice on the lift.
Anonymous No.76480595 >>76480635 >>76482006
>>76480577
Still not gonna flat bench as much as I incline. Incline just gives me the sickest upper chest pump I constantly chase. But to your original point, I just don't like flat as much as incline because incline and cable options work everything. Not gonna be the only fag in the gym reverse gripping a barbell bench like ohearns dumbass
Anonymous No.76480631 >>76480679
>>76480569
>upper chest
Twist in more get it in the pocket which is way harder than flat
>wide chest
Wide grip and reverse
>thick
Heavy max flat
>inner
Narrower grip pres inwards

Is your reverse grip heavy? I feel like I'm facing my shit up unless super light.
Anonymous No.76480634
>>76480326 (OP)
It works for me haha :>
Anonymous No.76480635 >>76480640 >>76480655
>>76480595
I find flat stalls with less flat than vice versa
Anonymous No.76480640
>>76480635
Incline stalls with less flat, more flat is better for me since I do flat back upper chest worka lot.
Anonymous No.76480655 >>76480769
>>76480635
Wired, maybe because I use heavy dumbbells on my sessions as well, the more I incline db press, my flat gets way better. That's odd we're different like that, but I also think you won't be able to outpace your incline over your flat because it would translate too much but I get not? Unless you consider incline 80 degrees lol
Anonymous No.76480679
>>76480631
reverse grip flat is hard to go heavy on for some. swiss bar with angled handles mite b better 4 u. i dont bench anymore desu. i do reverse grip ring dip for upper chest
Anonymous No.76480730 >>76482023
>>76480326 (OP)
I failed this at the last rep of 40kg on my StrongLifts yesterday and had to roll it down onto my tummy and lift it off to one side. What do now?
Anonymous No.76480769
>>76480655
Anonymous No.76481711
>>76480477
Is shut you bitch ass up pussy ass nigga?
Anonymous No.76481717 >>76481877
>>76480371
You should bench press unless your goal is to be small.
Anonymous No.76481720
>>76480373
>weight progresses
imfuckenplying
Anonymous No.76481877 >>76482487
>>76481717
I kinda need to prioritize shoulder/arm size what do
Anonymous No.76482006 >>76482511
>>76480595
>Not gonna be the only guy
Lmfao pathetic drone, you're gonna die along with everyone else in a crowd crush one day
Anonymous No.76482010
>>76480326 (OP)
Why even hit pecs if not benching
Anonymous No.76482023
>>76480730
Repeat same weight next time, make sure you get at least 3mins of rest between each set, possibly longer on the last set. if you fail again the it's a que you need to lower the weight, but that probably won't happen if you eat enough.
Anonymous No.76482395
this is all you need, play with the rep/set schemes and grip widths

horizontal push,pull
vertical push,pull
downwards push,pull
lateral raises and calves...
Anonymous No.76482409
>>76480398
If you're not careful, your technique at higher %1rm can also change and thereby stress the target muscles less (increased "efficiency"). So you can end up progressively overloading on technique for some time. That's why I prefer to look at higher rep range maxes to assess progression.
Anonymous No.76482487
>>76481877
Alternate or temporarily replace it with overhead press.
Anonymous No.76482511
>>76482006
>Oh no, he's doing shit thats been proven to work and recommended for decades
What a sad sack of words you just threw out as if you don't pay the same bills, eat the same food, jerk off to the same porn as every other average Joe. You're not special, you're just a narcissist with grandiose delusions trying to shit on someone you perceived as inferior. Bitch I fucking power clean 275lb and clean and press 225. I could lift you and break your fucking spine on a fucking barbell bitch. Humble yourself.
Anonymous No.76482557
>>76480326 (OP)
It does build some muscle but yeah, the redpill is that despite flat bench being "the lift", there are easily like 5 other exercises that are better for your fizzek
Anonymous No.76483597
if bench press doesnt build muscle how come i cant bench as much as ronnie coleman
Anonymous No.76484792
>>76480338
i understood it