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💪 15 Best Chest Exercises For Big Pecs And A Strong Bench Press
We're waving goodbye to (former) British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who ends her tenure after just six weeks in office. It's the shortest tenure in British PM history and also not nearly enough time to get stage-worthy shreds.
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Want bigger, stronger pecs that will move big weights and fill out big shirts? We've got the best exercises for just such a thing.
Dana Linn Bailey knows great abs are revealed via diet — sort of. They still need to get built, after all. And that's why she showed off the secrets behind her Olympia-ready abs.
TRAINING
15 Best Chest Exercises
A big chest is the hallmark of any serious gymgoer. And if you’ve spent years building up your pectorals to Terry Crews's level, then you probably also have the pressing strength to match. But if you're not there yet, help is on the way.
We’ve compiled a list of the 15 best chest exercises that will add both size and strength to your pecs in short order. From the classic bench press to low-key favorites like the Svend press, we're providing expert breakdowns and tutorials for all of them. Heed our advice and then heave some weights.
PRO TIPS
Get Dana Linn's Abs
"Abs are made in the kitchen."
Well, sort of. Still gotta train 'em.
Dana Linn Bailey is well known for her cannonball delts and her shredded midsection. And she recently shared why a strong core is vital to improving your workouts and everyday life outside the gym. Follow along as she explains how to build a killer core.
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CELEBRITY PHYSIQUES
Michael B. Jordan Hits the Ring
Jordan vs. Majors. Majors vs. Jordan. In a battle of epic Hollywood physiques, this one has some serious mass.
Michael B. Jordan is reprising his role as Adonis Creed in Creed III, and he's also directing the dang film. Somehow, he found time to get into fighting shape, too.
And he'll need all the power he can get because his on-screen opponent is played by Jonathan Majors, who brings muscle to spare in just about every part he plays.
Check out their fight-ready physiques below.
THE DROPSET
Are the Cutler Rumors True?
Jay Cutler is still in tip-top shape, and the four-time Mr. Olympia recently addressed rumors about a return to the stage.
Derek Lunsford gave some predictions about what's going to go down at this year's 212 Olympia.
Want a denser, fuller back? Focus on and target the lower lats with these exercises!