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    Decline

    never done decline before..but i would like to start getting some definition and size in my lower chest...so i will be throwing some into my chest workouts...my question is where should the bar hit? same as flat bench? (nipples) or lower? i have seen guys doing it almost to their stomach

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    Nipple line......those guys you are watching are definetly using wrong form.

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    Originally posted by BIG TEXAN
    Nipple line......those guys you are watching are definetly using wrong form.
    Yup, I usually hit my lower nipples with this one.

    Pain

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    any higher than the nipple line the delt becomes in volved, also if the incline bench is over 30 degree's the delt's are involved.

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    Hey there Decoder,

    I've been doing decline but I've been raising the bench to about 40 - 45 degrees. From what you posted I should just leave it at 30 degrees? If I do leave it at 30 degrees, will my lower pecs grow more?

    Thanks allot,

    Bobbo

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    Whenever you use too much of an incline/decline on bench your shoulders will do more and more of the work, you just want to switch the angle of attack from straight to putting a little more emphasize on the lower/upper chest.

    Pain

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    Thanks Pain....I never realized that.

    Bobbo

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