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| Firm Up Your Chest w/ Pec Flies, Diet, Cardio, & More! |
Frugal Fitness Question:
During my last couple months of working out I'm noticing gains and toning/definition in all areas except my chest area, i'm getting gains on the bench but as far as looks go im worried i may have too much estrogen conversion or a slight case of gyno going on, wondering if you had any tips to tone that area up, and/or tighten it down, i know diet and exercise is key, however i wanted to know foods to look out for or a targeting workout you might know of especially for that...thanks man look forward to hearing from ya.
Frugal Fitness Answer:
I hear ya loud and clear man, I have always genetically had a large and very strong chest no matter what type of training I've done. I can do bench press with barbie weights or just high repetition sets of pushups and I'll have a big powerful chest anyways. This can be a good thing if you are into powerlifting or bodybuilding, not quite as good if you want a flatter, more toned and even chest. If you put on bodyfat, as I've done on and off over the past couple of years, your ripped chest will end up looking more like moobs than pecs. Unless you are on the Jersey Shore trying to pick up Snookies, or at a Creatine convention, not many people want to see that stuff. Chest Fail |
| Unless you have hormonal imbalances, have taken steroids or pro-hormones in the past, or some other sort of medication or medical conditions, you are probably not suffering from gynecomastia, aka "gyno" aka man titties aka man boobs (moobies), there are plenty of names for them. It's a good thing I've never used any roids or I'd have a rack as big as Brooklyn Decker's! Chances are, you just have some extra bodyfat combined with muscle mass and you need to lose that bodyfat asap. |
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| Piercing them doesn't make them look any better |
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| Sure They Look Great on Brooklyn Decker, Just Not On You! |
-Train your shoulders (deltoids) first with heavy weights
-Do lighter weights and higher reps (15-20) for chest exercises
-Do more dummbell presses and less barbell presses
-Do more incline chest presses and flies and less flat or decline (to potentially stimulate more muscle fibers in the upper chest)
-Do plenty of high rep sets of pushups
-Add in boxing with a partner, heavy bag, dummy, or with resistance bands
-Add in elliptical with arms and real push and pull the arm attachments for repetitive low resistance chest contractions
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| We've Got A Bit of a Chest Situation Here |
And as you mentioned, cardio and diet are crucial and can't be overlooked.
On that note, I'm gonna go do some cardio haha.
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