I read a Frederic Delavier’s book « Strength Training Anatomy » and there is good stuff.
Sitting on a bench inclined between 45° and 60° and takes the barbell with a pronated grip. The grip is wider than your shoulders :
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Inhale and lower the barbell until it reaches your jugular notch (upper chest at the base of your neck).
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Press the barbell back up to straight arms length, exhalting at the end of the movement.
This exercises works the upper pectorals, anterior deltoids, triceps and serratus anterior.
Note : Incline press doesn’t firm the women’s breasts. It’s a myth, incline press doesn’t slow down the fall of the women’s breasts. The breasts composed of fat containing mamarry glands. The whole held on a web of connective tissue and it’s placed on pectoralis major muscle.
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-Steph