Hi guys
What I need the most right now is my chest in order to get symmetric. And I have problems getting mass/volume since I'm an ectomorph. I eat ~3.2-3.5k cals per day, and I work out 5days a week. I workout my chest once a week, so my question is. Are there any specific exercises that have been proven to increase the size? Should I do splits? Workout my chest twice a week etc?
Thx
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Thread: Give me pecs!
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09-29-2011, 06:10 AM #1
Give me pecs!
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09-29-2011, 06:27 AM #2
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09-29-2011, 06:39 AM #4
3x15 Flies with 25lbs-each hand
Incline press 3x15 with 60lbs
Dumbbell press 3x15 with 25lbs each hand
Might wanna add that I have problems reaching fatigue in my chest. Most often my hands are getting too tired before my chest is. And even somethimes my arms cannot hold the weights up, but my chest still could.<Anxiety Crew>
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09-29-2011, 07:25 AM #18
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work chest twice a week.. change your exercises and rep scheme every week, (I do this and my avi is very old, quite more developed now than in avi)
Compete in Powerlifting, not bodybuilding.
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09-29-2011, 07:37 AM #19
I'm pretty confident that if you increased the weight your lifting and did about 9 reps each time you'd see better progress. I think the best "muscle mass" range that I've heard is 8-12 reps, getting 14 means you're using too light of a weight. 3 sets of 15 means you're really not doing as much as you should.
If it helps, you could do 4 sets, 2 warm up sets 2 working sets.
Your increased time efficiency by doing 7 or so less reps per set would open up time for probably one more exercise, which would just be another way to shock your chest.
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09-29-2011, 07:52 AM #20
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09-29-2011, 08:15 AM #24
What he means is people are too caught up in body types. (oh I'm an ectopic I'll be small forever or oh I'm an endo I'll never have a 6 pack.) Although to some extent each body type has difficulty with various things. And ecto can still bulk and put on muscle and lots of it. Just like an endo can cut and get shredded. Dietary action is just a must. So I'll come to the point of this message. Phucking eat!
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09-29-2011, 09:12 AM #29
Whether you "believe" in what's already been established scientifically has nothing to do with the OP's question. Nor your stance on Marijuana. No International Relations.
I think the "meat" of what anyone useful here has posted on this thread is 15 reps on 3 sets means you could be doing more weight for 8-10 reps. Doing such would probably increase the intensity of your work out, help you build mass and sculpt your pecs, and by subtracting the reps you'll be doing the sets faster meaning you could do another exercise in your routine with the same amount of time. This'll also obviously help your chances of getting the pecs you want.
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09-29-2011, 09:28 AM #30
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