Know Your Muscle Building Exercises - The Back

Written by Rick Mitchell


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1. Lat machine pulldowns - this exercise has been chosen because it allows you to isolaterepparttar lats and restrepparttar 113043 biceps forrepparttar 113044 compound exercise to follow.

- Take a shoulder width grip.

- Pull arms towardsrepparttar 113045 thighs keepingrepparttar 113046 arms straight.

- Pause.

- Returnrepparttar 113047 bar slowly torepparttar 113048 starting position.

2. Pulldowns - you can move straight on to this exercise if you are sufficiently experienced. Usingrepparttar 113049 same machine, take an under hand grip because this will make better use of biceps strength thus maximizingrepparttar 113050 effects ofrepparttar 113051 workout.

- Take a shoulder width grip.

- Pull bar torepparttar 113052 chest area.

- Pause.

- Returnrepparttar 113053 bar slowly torepparttar 113054 starting position.

Richard Mitchell is the creator of the bodybuildingadvisor.com website that provides guidance and information to athletes at all levels of bodybuilding experience. Go to Bodybuilding Advice to learn more about the issues covered in this article.


Exercise The Right Way - The Vertical Chest Press

Written by Rick Mitchell


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In this article we'll take a close look atrepparttar vertical chest press.

MUSCLES TARGETED: pectoralis major

STARTING POSITION

Sit down and lean back. Grasprepparttar 113042 handles with a closed, pronated grip. Align handles withrepparttar 113043 nipples. Pushrepparttar 113044 handles away fromrepparttar 113045 chest to a fully extended elbow position. This isrepparttar 113046 starting point for all repetitions.

BACKWARD MOVEMENT

Allowrepparttar 113047 handles to slowly move backward until level withrepparttar 113048 chest.

FORWARD MOVEMENT

Pushrepparttar 113049 handles away fromrepparttar 113050 chest torepparttar 113051 starting position. Do not arch back or lock elbows. Repeat or finish set.

Rick Mitchell is the creator of the bodybuildingadvisor.com website that provides guidance and information to athletes at all levels of bodybuilding experience. Go to Bodybuilding Advice to learn more about the issues covered in this article.


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