Bigger Stronger LeanerVideos Tip: Dumbbell Chest Press 21s with Isometric Here's a challenging new way to build your chest. Start with a 7 second mid-range hold, then do 7 full-range reps and 7 top-half partials. by Nick Tumminello | October 19, 2018April 5, 2021 Tags Bodybuilding, Chest, Exercise Coaching, Tips This can be done using dumbbells or a barbell. Since the lever arm is the longest in this exercise when the humerus is parallel to the floor, the isometric is performed in that position. 7-Second Isometric Mid-Range Hold 7 Full Range of Motion Reps 7 Partial Reps (at the top range) Get The T Nation Newsletters Don't Miss Out! Expert Insights To Get Stronger, Gain Muscle Faster, And Take Your Lifting To The Next Level related posts Bigger Stronger Leaner Tip: The T-Shirt Bench Press Set a new PR on the bench press by preparing for it with this ego-crushing technique. Paul Carter July 18 Bigger Stronger Leaner Hardcore Hinging for Hamstrings Want huge hamstrings? Try these little-known exercises that only the strong guys have been using… until now. John Gaglione November 30 Bigger Stronger Leaner Tip: How Much Should You Be Able to Front Squat? For real-world performance and athleticism, how much should men and women be able to do for one rep? Answer here. Charley Gould September 7 Bigger Stronger Leaner The Physical Therapist's Fast Warm-Up Prepare for battle! This warm-up routine only takes about 10 minutes, but you'll head into your workout feeling unstoppable. Dr Dale Bartek December 9
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