If you want to build a bigger chest in time for summer but are new to strength training and don’t know where to start, then this workout can help. Walking into a gym and being swamped by crazy-looking ...

Some pieces of equipment are essential. You can't effectively hammer your legs and glutes without a leg press, squat rack, and barbell. But there are myriad ways to get big pecs with standing chest ...

Working your upper body, and particularly your chest muscles, at the gym can become a slog, churning out countless press-ups before moving on to the next muscle group. But our chest muscles are ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." THE BENCH PRESSES, cable crossover machines, and dumbbell pullovers of the world are all great for ...

Grasp the bar just outside shoulder-width and arch your back so there’s space between your lower back and the bench. Pull the bar out of the rack and lower it to your sternum, tucking your elbows ...

How to do it Lie down on a bench set at a 30-degree angle, holding two dumb-bells against your chest. Press the dumb-bells up 1/4 of the way, pause for one second, then return to the start position.

Aside from a set of bulging biceps, nothing quite screams, "I go to the gym!" like a set of well-rounded and well-defined pectoralis major - AKA pecs. It is the body part that WWE wrestlers grease up ...

Mastering proper dumbbell fly technique can be the missing link between a stagnant chest and noticeable gains in strength, ...

Workouts that include dedicated chest routines will improve your upper body strength, posture, and confidence. Unfortunately, many ladies discount these chest-acular benefits from fear based on ...