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Next Level related posts Bigger Stronger Leaner The 7 Training Rules of the 21st Century It's time to cast aside some outdated training ideas and start paying attention to the new science. Here's what you need to know. Dean Graddon May 30 Bigger Stronger Leaner Samurai Strategies for Strength 1 What every lifter and athlete can learn from samurai philosophy. Nate Miyaki & Kalai Diamond October 21 Bigger Stronger Leaner The Shut Up Program A simple workout plan for size and strength. Nothing fancy, just fast results. Tim Henriques February 19 Bigger Stronger Leaner Tip: Take Your Shoes Off to Lift If you train at home (or can be sneaky at the gym), here's why you should ditch the shoes when squatting and deadlifting. TJ Kuster September 18
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