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    Ok guys i am a tall guy and my arms are abnormally long. When i do chest like bench press, incline BP, and dumbbell bench my shoulders are killing me but i feel that im not working my chest very well. I have tried doing low weights to focus on my chest more but i have done this for two months and i have not seen no progress on my chest. What should i do?

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    change the width of your grip to see if that helps add dips and just keep at it.

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    You could also pre exhaust the pectorals with a high set of incline flyes. Number of reps irrellivant (sp) just a weight enough to go over 20 and keep going till failure.

    Just my 2 cents

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    Quote Originally Posted by helium3
    change the width of your grip to see if that helps add dips and just keep at it.
    I already have a wider grip but i will try it. I do dips religiously...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Homeguard
    You could also pre exhaust the pectorals with a high set of incline flyes. Number of reps irrellivant (sp) just a weight enough to go over 20 and keep going till failure.

    Just my 2 cents
    i will try this too but i have done this too millions of time but i think im not getting a quality work out. I want my chest to develop well.

    BUMP!

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    I used to have a similar problem as my shoulders/tri's are my strongest asset and chest never seemed to get a hammering. However, doing the incline pre exhaustion followed by heavy sets of d/bell benching works for me provideing I bring the dbells in contact at the top.


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    i had the same problem i was told it was my delt dieing before my chest so all i had to do is work on my delts and that fixed the problem. hope this helps bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by juice_305
    i had the same problem i was told it was my delt dieing before my chest so all i had to do is work on my delts and that fixed the problem. hope this helps bro
    Ill try doing that too. Thanks bro

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    I have the same issue's. I have some long arms also. What I noticed is if I take bb out completely and just use db's, that seems to help alot. Also, I started working my rotator cuff to stengthen up my shoulder joints.

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    Yeah i have been doing that now working on my shoulders alot as well as my tri's but i guess i need to be patient. I will try the just db theory and see how that goes too...

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    Just came back from the gym and worked my shoulders out. They are nice and swole right now gooood feeling hopefully it will help out on chest day

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