Chest.

[fg2016]

Hello guys, I've a tiny problem, it's not a issue as I know I just have to work more on my chest, but I feel like they're hanging looking from the side, and a little bit like breast from the front, (very little bit). I heard that decline pushups will target the upper chest so it will get lifted more, or should I go for incline push ups? Sorry, I am new to lifting, that's why I'm seeking help!

[cmacken]

Hello guys, I've a tiny problem, it's not a issue as I know I just have to work more on my chest, but I feel like they're hanging looking from the side, and a little bit like breast from the front, (very little bit). I heard that decline pushups will target the upper chest so it will get lifted more, or should I go for incline push ups? Sorry, I am new to lifting, that's why I'm seeking help!

Likely your issue is a lack of overall muscle mass spend the next few years building a solid muscle base on proven programs, then cut (if necessary) to between 10-15% body fat and I am certain you will have an excellent looking chest.

[drewkocak]

Hello guys, I've a tiny problem, it's not a issue as I know I just have to work more on my chest, but I feel like they're hanging looking from the side, and a little bit like breast from the front, (very little bit). I heard that decline pushups will target the upper chest so it will get lifted more, or should I go for incline push ups? Sorry, I am new to lifting, that's why I'm seeking help!

How much do you weigh boss? Probably just need to lose some weight. If you lose some body fat, you'll start to see the chest fat come off. Can't really target it though like you're trying to do. Just gotta work out and diet properly to lose weight.

[fg2016]

I'm quite low weight. I weight only 57 - 58 eh.. But thanks for the quick replies guys!

[Garage Rat]

Are you training at home or a gym?
Sounds like a little subcontainious fat.
Go for overall chest mass and grow some muscle.
The general rule is incline hits upper and decline lower chest areas but this is on a bench.
If you are talking push ups elevate your feet on a block and try different heights to see what feels the best.
Also the elbow out position IMO is better for chest development with push ups.