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This is going to be a 6 part series on how to get a stronger bench press, squat, and deadlift. Who better to explain it all than the one and only Dave Tate. We headed over to Elitefts for this epic 6 part increase your strength series.
Today we are talking about the bench press. We have five exercises that are guaranteed to increase your bench press. If you start to use the tips Dave gives you in this video, you will be on your way to a huge bench press. Make sure to check back tomorrow for the 5 techniques that will increase your bench press. As Dave said the exercises are only 10% of the equation. Techniques are 80% so you don't want to miss this.
1.) Close grip bench press 01:03
2.) Floor press 07:29
3.) Close grip incline press 11:50
4.) Lat work 14:55
5.) Shoulder work 18:45
part 2 bench Techniques • *5* Tips GUARANTEED to...
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Pectoral muscles (colloquially referred to as "pecs") are the muscles that connect the front of the human chest with the bones of the upper arm and shoulder.
Deep muscles of the chest, including pectoralis minor, serratus anterior, and subclavius (Gray 1918)
Pectoralis major is a thick, fan-shaped muscle, which makes up the bulk of the chest muscle. It lies under the breast. It serves to flex, extend, and rotate the humerus, the long bone of the upper arm.
Pectoralis minor is a thin, triangular muscle located beneath the pectoralis major. It attaches to the ribs, and serves to stabilize the scapula, the large bone of the shoulder.
The pectoral fascia is a thin layer of tissue over the pectoralis major, extending toward the latissimus dorsi muscle on the back.
Along with the pectoralis major and pectoralis minor, the subclavius muscle forms the axilla or armpit. The subclavius moves the shoulder downward and forward.
Serratus anterior is another muscle on the front of the chest. It moves the scapula forward around the torso, as when throwing a punch.
Between the ribs are various groups of intercostal muscles, which help with breathing.
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@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
part 2 bench Techniques ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BZ4zkH888T4.html
@goodreason3123
@goodreason3123 4 года назад
I have feeling that this geezer has no idea what is he talking about and bro sciencing over there.
@Morris.Andrew
@Morris.Andrew 4 года назад
@@goodreason3123 no he certainly does and if you think he doesn't then you definitely aren't getting your knowledge where you should.
@DTDrake
@DTDrake 4 года назад
Good Reason I have a feeling he has accomplished more in the strength training world than you ever will.
@DTDrake
@DTDrake 3 года назад
Tony Lopez What on earth made you think I was talking to or about you? You very well may be an accomplished lifter, but not only was I not talking to or about you; I have no idea who you are.
@odayjd5531
@odayjd5531 3 года назад
Helped me alot 6 months ago my pr bench was 210 lbs now i can do 3 reps of 360 and i built alot of dense muscle
@MidnightWanted
@MidnightWanted 2 года назад
Rip John, you will forever be missed
@mikep3322
@mikep3322 2 года назад
49 years young
@justinmorales1511
@justinmorales1511 2 года назад
This brought tears to my eyes I had no idea. Such a peaceful soul this man had. Rest in peace 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@moreropelesshope6747
@moreropelesshope6747 2 года назад
Is he dead? how?
@ksp5279
@ksp5279 2 года назад
@@moreropelesshope6747 pulmonary embolism
@rickbass2off938
@rickbass2off938 2 года назад
@@ksp5279 wait when John died?
@amidamarkus1230
@amidamarkus1230 2 года назад
1. Close grip bench 2.floor press 3. Incline close grip 4. Lat work 5. Shoulder work
@ceejay9627
@ceejay9627 2 года назад
Thanks
@themachine3490
@themachine3490 3 года назад
John is a legend. Listen to him for sure. I hit a plateau of 370-375 lbs on the bench. I read where a guy stopped using the bench bar for 4 months and went totally to dumbbells. I did that, only I did it for 6-7 weeks. Back then I would do Flat bench, Incline and Decline twice a week. Tuesday and Friday. I stopped using the bench bar and switched to only using Dumbbells. My flat bench went from 375 lbs up to 425 lbs using a bench bar. If you hit a wall even using the techniques they are talking about in this video, then try using just dumbbells. It worked for me.
@Guerilla17Republic
@Guerilla17Republic 3 года назад
Ive had a similar experience to this too. I did this method without realising it. As gyms were closed, i couldnt bench so didnt touch the barbell for a good 3-4 months (im from uk). All i pretty much did was a ton of push ups and pull ups - 100's of them nearly every day at one point. Gyms opened up and within a week i was benching my max for reps pretty easy.
@notlookinforahug
@notlookinforahug 3 года назад
Sure it did.
@Jadesterification
@Jadesterification 2 года назад
Gonna give this a try
@Justin-bass
@Justin-bass 2 года назад
The machine lol nice lie bud
@Jadesterification
@Jadesterification 2 года назад
@@Justin-bass who tf is this guy?
@SpecificPT
@SpecificPT 4 года назад
I love how Daves like "argue all you want in the comments i wont read them, its not even my channel" Classic causing a shit storm and walking away 😂😂
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
hahaah!!!!
@clintpatty
@clintpatty 4 года назад
I'm not disagreeing for sure, but I work somewhere that I had seen guys there with bigger pecs than the guy with the strongest bench. He benches over 600. The last time I "saw" someone with bigger triceps was in the 2017 Born Strong movie.
@gymstar7124
@gymstar7124 3 года назад
@@clintpatty big pecs don't mean anything smfh
@clintpatty
@clintpatty 3 года назад
@@gymstar7124 My post says that I saw someone at work with bigger pecs than the coworker who benches over 600. It also says that I have not seen bigger triceps in person than on the coworker who benches over 600. The last time I saw bigger triceps than the coworker who benches over 600 was in the 2017 movie Born Strong. Is that more clear as to what I was saying?
@gymstar7124
@gymstar7124 3 года назад
@@clintpatty I read it fine the first time
@DrSwole
@DrSwole 4 года назад
It should be mandated that every guest on the channel says "alright hi everybody" now 😂
@sahanda1
@sahanda1 4 года назад
All in favour say ‘Aye’ aye..
@dio4522
@dio4522 4 года назад
dr swole please stop following me around youtube, you're in every comment section!!!
@scottyscott1898
@scottyscott1898 4 года назад
Evans Fitness And Bodybuilding it looks like he just steals content from other channels and does his own videos. Lol go look at his channel
@badaboopbadabeep
@badaboopbadabeep 3 года назад
Heh that reminded me of the guy from that Driving Instruction Channel "HEY EVERYBODEEEEEEEEEE"
@christianjohnson2383
@christianjohnson2383 3 года назад
Yess
@armedmariner
@armedmariner 4 года назад
I need you. I’m 62. I just this week hit my lifetime best bench of 225 for 3. I wobbled but I did it. And I had two young guys over me and they were impressed. But I didn’t do it to impress them. I did it for me! I want to go a little higher OVER TIME. This video will help me. Thank you. Wish I could train under you.
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
Keep it up
@MDeJo27603
@MDeJo27603 4 года назад
Great job!
@MiguelPerez-my7kx
@MiguelPerez-my7kx 3 года назад
Keep up the great work
@Renegade8652
@Renegade8652 3 года назад
All of this stuff is good advice, but for me personally, rear-delt and tricep work are important for building your bench press. Keep up the good work. Don't strain yourself, listen to your body. I think you can get up to 6-8 reps at 225 this year if you stay consistent.
@sahildeepsingh7595
@sahildeepsingh7595 3 года назад
@Scott Bromberg bro i want to increase asap plz help me
@vasilishimself9806
@vasilishimself9806 2 года назад
If you ever take advice from a video on RU-vid, let this one be it. My one-rep max was 140kg for over 6 months and, after a short christmas break, it went down to 135kg. Then I watched this video and started doing those exercises plus a couple from Westside Barbell that I was already doing. I lifted 150kg today after only 7 weeks of following this programme! The old man truly knows his stuff, thank you so much for making a video with him!!
@g-hartgaming7914
@g-hartgaming7914 2 года назад
What exercises/ advice did you take from westside barbell
@JohnnyBarbells
@JohnnyBarbells 3 года назад
Meadows is so wholesome he censors the cursing. *lol* I also love that he's so gracious that he steps back and allows his guest to speak uninterrupted, and without injected himself into everything.
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
Make sure you check back tomorrow for the next video in this amazing series
@robertclair5052
@robertclair5052 4 года назад
At around 8 minutes, the 5 rings bar with t bar attachment looks like Loki helmet.This is to left of Dave. Could call it a Loki barbell...
@bondedcarbon
@bondedcarbon 4 года назад
Amazing content! I really like seeing you and Dave Tate together for the dual bodybuilding and powerlifting knowledge, best of both worlds.
@randygentry2442
@randygentry2442 4 года назад
mountaindog1 ...Dave is great love his thought process
@kootje4700
@kootje4700 4 года назад
Thank you for the great content. This video was fantastic!
@mtchlldavis3
@mtchlldavis3 4 года назад
What camera are you guys using here?
@nickduarte4752
@nickduarte4752 3 года назад
I've been doing these exercises for a couple months now, and it has really improved my bench press 💪🏼 great advice
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 3 года назад
Good stuff
@TonyFontanesi
@TonyFontanesi 4 года назад
Love listening to Dave. The amount of knowledge that y'all share is priceless.
@dlvox5222
@dlvox5222 4 года назад
Pull ups and super sets of 15-20 wide and narrow push ups in between chest exercises has helped me. Just got a PR on both flat and incline bench as a result.
@jordankb1987
@jordankb1987 4 года назад
Dave is such a wealth of underrated knowledge, the man is an expert in what he know's best. I always pick up absolute gold nuggets every time he talks, love any content he makes!
@filippo1852
@filippo1852 4 года назад
You can tell how knowledgeable Dave is when he provides these overviews -- try featuring him more often!!
@Day12My
@Day12My 3 года назад
I disagree....he is really boring
@sko3925
@sko3925 3 года назад
@@Day12My How is he boring ? Do you expect him to crack jokes when he's trying to inform us ? He's here to give us knowledge not entertain us
@Day12My
@Day12My 3 года назад
@@sko3925 You got to find a way to do both. I felt like I was watching teacher on Ferris Bueller.
@sko3925
@sko3925 3 года назад
@@Day12My I genuinely don't see any differences between him and John they never say anything entertaining ( which is normal ) because it's an informational video
@Day12My
@Day12My 3 года назад
@@sko3925 ok. We are all individuals and have different ideas. We don't have to agree on everything. I think John explains things better than this guy. He is not a good teacher.
@Agnes135
@Agnes135 4 года назад
The legendary Dave Tate!
@JRT140
@JRT140 4 года назад
When Dave talks I listen and has been that way for years
@fredericktredoux7321
@fredericktredoux7321 4 года назад
This helps so much cause my bench is so much weaker than my other lifts
@corcodel0
@corcodel0 4 года назад
Man my chest is my biggest muscle group and still the weakest lift...
@IDiggPattyMayonnaise
@IDiggPattyMayonnaise 4 года назад
@UCKcCt7cjgXAPnG8KbW3bxhg Best tip I found was whenever or whatever you press keep your forearms perpendicular to the floor while imagine holding a tennis ball tight in-between your shoulders blades. People tend to make a V shape at the top of the press with a barbell and an O shape with dumbbells, which puts all the stress on your joints and delts. On the way up you should imagine touching your elbows but not actually moving them out of line with your forearms. Edit: Meant perpendicular not parallel
@insaiyantraining6035
@insaiyantraining6035 4 года назад
My squat is weaker than my bench :( and I don't skip leg day
@Kus519
@Kus519 4 года назад
Lift_dem_weights95 i deadlifted 495 for a single, squatted 308 pounds for 14 reps and my bench is only 209 pounds HAHAHAHA we are in the same boat mane
@zyncarla
@zyncarla 4 года назад
Lift_dem_weights95 the problem with these two lifts is depending on the people and how they see their own lift. It’s easy to fool yourself into thinking you hit depth on a squat but you can’t fool yourself into thinking you did a good rep on the bench. Or bounce a deadlift so hard the bounce alone brought it back up to mid knee, my only point being the bench will punish you if you fail so much harder so your mind and body fool itself into thinking you can’t press the weight. I still feel the bench is more mental than people give it credit and people neglect their triceps heavily which is where most of your benching power comes from. Look at someone with a weak bench I bet they have weak triceps. Train the back with rows and hit the triceps and you’ll see huge number increases which is 99% of what Dave was preaching here. For the longest time I was the other way around my bench was equal or more than my squat lol. I was benching 315 in high school but my squat sucked. That was 15 years ago and I finally figure out my squat issue was in my lack of ankle mobility once I figured that that out, for soMe oly shoes with a heel lift and bam as my squat went up so did my deadlift. Also one final pointer EAT!!!! To many people fear they’ll lose their six pack but to get strong you need a heavy surplus perma bulk baby!!!
@patorahilly6305
@patorahilly6305 4 года назад
Dave killing it once more with top notch information, thanks John your content as always superb
@JasonReagan84
@JasonReagan84 4 года назад
Dave Tate is so freaking wise and eloquent
@VincentS988
@VincentS988 3 года назад
I value Dave Tate's knowledge and experience and I love to hear him elaborate like this. Thank you John for doing this!
@MonkeyKong38
@MonkeyKong38 4 года назад
The intro was so funny we need more of those ahahah that was so natural, thanks for not cutting that part.
@hvonwolfenstein2638
@hvonwolfenstein2638 4 года назад
I have I re watched this entire video twice and a few specific parts even more just to make sure I fully absorb this pure gold. So excited for the rest of the week with this series! Thanks for the awesome content!
@billyyousaf2036
@billyyousaf2036 4 года назад
Hi John, Absolutely fantastic video with Dave Tait! I really loved how Dave went through the 5 ways and highlighted the exercises. I'm really looking forward to the next video tomorrow with Dave Tait. Thanks for making the video. Cheers, Billy
@spgagnon3740
@spgagnon3740 4 года назад
Videos with Dave are always super instructive ! Quality material right here !
@EmilWestrum
@EmilWestrum 4 года назад
The "triceps hit the wall" thing is so real. My triceps sets often go 15 reps, 9 reps, 4 reps. Same with chest. But rear delts I can hammer 20 reps for days. How come this is so different for muscle groups?
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
fiber types
@notlookinforahug
@notlookinforahug 3 года назад
Can’t relate. I’m built different
@pyrrosdimas5798
@pyrrosdimas5798 3 года назад
This shit is so real lmao and i hate it.
@anthonywoodard6012
@anthonywoodard6012 3 года назад
Um the exact opposite, my shoulder hit the wall long before my tries do. But I think thats because we never really traines shoulders when I was younger
@johnnyringo2695
@johnnyringo2695 2 года назад
@@notlookinforahug to jump a wall
@davidbaumgard9620
@davidbaumgard9620 4 года назад
This is awesome seeing these two make a series together. Check out Dave Tate's "Train Your Ass Off" series too.
@lukasg51
@lukasg51 4 года назад
Week ago I decided to focus mainly on my bench for upcoming powerlifting event. Thank you so much John for the vid and looking forward for next videos!
@godsgiftto3arth
@godsgiftto3arth 4 года назад
Knowledge overload here. Only just started following elitefts on RU-vid as I didn't realise they had one.
@up-statestrong4451
@up-statestrong4451 3 года назад
Dave is spot on with the shoulder workout! I removed shoulder presses and increased rear, side and front movements with light weight and my bench increased and had less pain in shoulder
@mikep3322
@mikep3322 2 года назад
Same here man
@Boolama27
@Boolama27 5 месяцев назад
For sure... i stopped shoulder pressing a few weeks ago. Just lateral and rear now. Bench 2-3 times a week. My shoulders feel heaps better.
@racerx2580
@racerx2580 4 года назад
Thanks for this video John and Dave. Your time is appreciated so damn much.
@nicopetrelli9720
@nicopetrelli9720 4 года назад
Dave looks to be in much better shape!! Good shit
@felipeandaurq
@felipeandaurq 4 года назад
Hey there John, very educational training series!! thanks both of you for sharing!!!
@dlvox5222
@dlvox5222 3 года назад
I guess nobody believes in push ups anymore. I super set at least 8 sets of 15-20 push ups on every chest work out. My bench has increased 20% in last 60 days doing this. AND, my push up max is now 70+
@mildlystronk
@mildlystronk 3 года назад
Absolutely love your channel. Thank you for the wisdom that you share!
@cleverone3768
@cleverone3768 4 года назад
Thanks John and Dave, real people with a real plan.
@randygentry2442
@randygentry2442 4 года назад
I like Dave...It’s hilarious to me how when asked a question that he assumes that the question asker don’t really understand the question they asked....then rephrases it so that he can answer it...tried this with the wife it did not go well..haha
@masonnowak5660
@masonnowak5660 3 года назад
After you answer the question 100 times eventually you decipher the question behind the question
@satinderjit4
@satinderjit4 4 года назад
These videos have been VERY helpful. Thanks John.
@tedj432
@tedj432 3 года назад
35 months after a devastating cancer I set the Uspa Texas and national 65-69 181lb record at 303.14. Just doing the same old my way...nothing out of the ordinary training by me. Lost the national due to injuries and flu. I just realized I need a trainer going forward. There is so much more to this than I ever realized I feel very ignorant now so thank you gentlemen for enlightening me!!! I'm happily sub'd.
@FitLabb
@FitLabb 4 года назад
Great video! My only comment is that something equally important to getting the form correct on each exercise, is using the concept of progressive overload & periodization in your training program to make steady & safe gains in your strength on any movement.
@joeschmo2693
@joeschmo2693 4 года назад
Lifting with James last week, hanging with Dave Tate this week...doesn't get much better. Looking forward to the whole week.
@bignig1995
@bignig1995 4 года назад
My favorite channel for bodybuilding/powerlifting advice! Thanks for the great upload guys
@ReallyStrongGuy
@ReallyStrongGuy 3 года назад
Dave is always honest and straightforward with his words. Gotta love that!
@richardbarrett2625
@richardbarrett2625 4 года назад
That was awesome‼️ Anybody that wants to learn needs to hook up with you and Dave.
@bretcompton8518
@bretcompton8518 4 года назад
Great video, Dave is the best.
@jassinijjar4605
@jassinijjar4605 4 года назад
John my man, very helpful information regarding workout as always and Dave also gave precious knowledge
@naomirichardson9552
@naomirichardson9552 4 года назад
Love the info, so excited for the series!!!
@Brose_Canseco
@Brose_Canseco 4 года назад
Always listen to the OGs with a proven track record. What a duo right here🙏🏼
@fknjacked3940
@fknjacked3940 4 года назад
Really good video and information that i was able to incorporate immediately. I'm hyped for the rest of the series!
@biguglyoatmeal
@biguglyoatmeal 4 года назад
The knowledge and communication of the information are top notch. Great work, men.
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
Much appreciated!
@genene2926
@genene2926 4 года назад
great tips and video John, on the quest for 315 at 6'2 and 53 years of age..
@jakelazarus2143
@jakelazarus2143 4 года назад
Great freaking video💪🏻💪🏻 keep them coming !
@jakezaragoza6091
@jakezaragoza6091 4 года назад
Dave Tate is the man on benching !thank you for this John💪🏽Hope you are doing well brother😉
@jm.9330
@jm.9330 4 года назад
Thank you for this free content, this amazing stuff!
@tanethy7771
@tanethy7771 4 года назад
John and Dave wow I've waited this for ages. bless thank you
@Bristlefurr
@Bristlefurr 3 года назад
I just found this channel and I've only just heard of Dave Tate, but I love both! Great information, great attitude, very positive, but very real. I'm watching!
@brentwilde6055
@brentwilde6055 4 года назад
Thanks MD,Dave is a great teacher .Thanks to Dave to.Cant wait for the next video.✌👍🏋️‍♂️
@natewilson5679
@natewilson5679 4 года назад
That info on shoulder work could change my world. Never tried lightening up on OH press and just doing light isolation work. Hope it works!!!
@patrickjulius7352
@patrickjulius7352 2 года назад
Did you try this? What impact did it have cutting out shoulder presses and replacing with light isolations?
@harrymarv1234
@harrymarv1234 3 года назад
Priceless knowledge! Much appreciated! Thanks
@guerilla.dilemma
@guerilla.dilemma 4 года назад
Very intelligent, methodical, and informative vid. Love this 💪
@duane9707
@duane9707 4 года назад
Excellent vid! Hats off! Once I recover from rotator cuff surgery I will incorporate these 5 items. Thanks.
@Gonzomedic1
@Gonzomedic1 4 года назад
Thanks John and Dave great info! As always!
@maxxbodyshow3203
@maxxbodyshow3203 4 года назад
Wow thanks Dave and thanks John
@guymcclead4153
@guymcclead4153 Год назад
I love how you goes go into detail about everything!
@07calcio
@07calcio 4 года назад
Awesome series! Thanks!
@mrgman3229
@mrgman3229 4 года назад
Great info as always.. tks john
@2011Bford
@2011Bford 4 года назад
That man says “IT DOESN’T MATTER” more than Greg!
@ChicoSMR
@ChicoSMR 4 года назад
So glad you're doing this series, I first watched Dave Tate 11 years ago on his "how to bench, squat and dead videos" and those vids helped A LOT when I first started lifting. Dave and John are very knowledgeable and I'm very thankful they share their knowledge and experience
@nawaababdul9667
@nawaababdul9667 2 года назад
Not ,so all the time, mountain you are a great man when it comes to advise on training.... thanks so much from Guyana and 55 years older.
@floo7800
@floo7800 4 года назад
Amazing information right there, looking forward for the next videos :)
@Ffphillip
@Ffphillip 3 года назад
This was amazing advice! Thank you!
@roelhoremans5887
@roelhoremans5887 Год назад
That is simply the best explanation about bench press components and acceleration I was able to find. Thanks 🙏.
@andythousand345
@andythousand345 4 года назад
Awesome video John. Can definitely tell that Dave Tate is a great coach.
@naikamitn
@naikamitn 4 года назад
Siccc I'm going to try this out later today.🔥 🔥🔥
@davidwoods8982
@davidwoods8982 2 года назад
Doesn’t get any better in my opinion! These guys are incredible teachers.
@wilsonvega5507
@wilsonvega5507 4 года назад
Wow 2 legends at work looking forward to the series john
@Bonkxd
@Bonkxd 4 года назад
This video is soooo good. Waiting eagerly for the rest of them.
@zachcarter3186
@zachcarter3186 3 года назад
Nice to learn something new . I like this . Very well put and in depth.
@claytonvankuyl4268
@claytonvankuyl4268 4 года назад
Please share more of this guy!
@erikcarlson5673
@erikcarlson5673 4 года назад
This is the best video I've seen Tate do.
@linuslindstrom663
@linuslindstrom663 4 года назад
0:22 love how serious he got when the word benchpress came up! thank for a very good video!
@wallstruss9763
@wallstruss9763 3 года назад
Great stuff guys, very helpful.
@micklo106
@micklo106 4 года назад
Great tips,thank you
@wpowolfpackinternational8346
@wpowolfpackinternational8346 9 месяцев назад
John we all miss you fam legend of bodybuilding weight training 💪❤️🙏
@bkb04g
@bkb04g 4 года назад
I don’t usually comment but wow, i am very impressed with this logical stepwise breakdown.... I esp loved the shoulder advice!
@laurenwarren8101
@laurenwarren8101 3 года назад
Great information. I wish I knew this when I started lifting. Took me 30 years to learn what you just said in 20 min.
@castielvargastv7931
@castielvargastv7931 3 года назад
Thank you for you videos! Hey are very helpful
@dwight6722
@dwight6722 4 года назад
this will be a nice series, cant wait for the next one
@tylerhalpin1507
@tylerhalpin1507 4 года назад
A Dave Tate week was a great idea!
@removelimitbreak7524
@removelimitbreak7524 4 года назад
Dave Tate is just what I needed
@strangertings9577
@strangertings9577 4 года назад
A big one for me was dumbbell incline presses! Stopped barbell benching for a few months because of my shoulder and then when we decided to have a bench day I PR’d at 305. Before I could only do 275!
@allenissuperman
@allenissuperman 4 года назад
Very informative as always! Definitely going to be at the shoulder bench press to my. Mark Bell is also suggesting it
@gks3914
@gks3914 3 года назад
Very informative - many thanks.
@ImNotBatman_Real
@ImNotBatman_Real 4 года назад
This is gonna be a really good and beneficial series. Could you include a video talking about getting stronger biceps...I haven’t been able to go up in reps or weight on biceps curls and I even have gone down lately...
@learntoswim2777
@learntoswim2777 4 года назад
Dave looks in shape
@pascalalwazzan7616
@pascalalwazzan7616 4 года назад
awesome series
@DrizzleSwole
@DrizzleSwole Год назад
This gotta be the best bench press video I’ve have seen thanks you for this 🙌🏾
@JulioRodriguez-tr5hb
@JulioRodriguez-tr5hb 4 года назад
Incredible content guys, thank you!!
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@clintondeabreu8565
@clintondeabreu8565 4 года назад
Exceptional post, loved every second of it!
@mountaindog1
@mountaindog1 4 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@guylehman9482
@guylehman9482 4 года назад
Thanks guys awesome awesome information thank you
@SvartElric9
@SvartElric9 4 года назад
Nice suggestions, I definitely need to work more on my lats
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