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Pullovers - upper body - how-to exercise tutorial - Buff Dudes

Pullovers - upper body - how-to exercise tutorial - Buff Dudes

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Pullovers - upper body - how-to exercise tutorial - Buff Dudes Bryan: Old timers used this to make their rib cage bigger, it didn't to that. But it did increase mobility in their upper backs, allowing them to poke their chest up more, looking bigger. Used this alot when I was younger to help my bench press number, by working on my arch.
Date: 2022-03-24

Comments and reviews: 8


What is your opinion on doing this at a Pullover maschine?
There is more tension at the end of the exerciese, as the maschine pulls backwards and not downwards like gravity does, but i feel like there is a little less stretch and definitely less core work and stabilisation.

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I like doing dumbbell pullovers as well. One thing I've always wondered: why not just lay flat on the bench? I do that at home and really feel no difference. Is it a safety thing? Or am I missing out on various aspects of the muscle groups this way?
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To make this lean more towards chest activation squeeze your hands together on the dumbbell like you tryna make your elbows touch each other. Adduction (bringing the arm across the body) is a major function of the chest.
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if you are doing a body part split (I recommend you don't) but if you are then put this on both back and chest day at the end as a finisher or at the beginning to prep you for the big lifts
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Great exercise but I dont recommend going too heavy though. I injured my shoulder doing this exercise (trapped nerve in my case. Out of the gym for 5 months: (
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I feel like I'm doing this exercise wrong. I feel discomfort in my back and shoulders. And only very slight or no benefits at all to my chest.
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what's the difference between lying on the bench and lying Cross the bench. with a barbell version do you have the elbows bent rather than straight
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I've found this to be easier on the wrists if done with a wide handled kettlebell, grabbing it from the outside of the handle on both sides.
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