shortz
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- May 6, 2013
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The shape of your chest is going to be largely genetic. IMO, the biggest way to make sure pecs are hit well is to make sure you're doing the movements properly. Shoulders back, slight arch etc, to make sure shoulders aren't doing too much work. Angle work is largely misunderstood too. IMO, it counts as more of a different stimulus as it does trying to recruit difference fibers. That said, I know that some throw EGM out the door these days, but, it did show that decline benching hit upper pecs better than incline. My interpretation of this results is most likely an issue with shoulder recruitment. This also goes along with the myth that doing decline bench all the time gives you "saggy" looking pecs or over develops the lower pecs. This is just ridiculous.