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kickureface

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does chest shape matter on what chest exercise you do?
i'm thinking about incline, decline and flat. because my chest bulges out near the middle on the horizontal line above my nipples. near the clavical, though, muscle is very small. and on the very bottom, my chest just feels flabby. also, my inner pecs are a tad small too.
should i be worrying? what should i be doing?
 

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i do all three of those but i use DB for incline/decline. however, i do both after the flat. meaning, icant lift as much weight as i ccould have if i had just started off with decline/incline. is that a prob?
 

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kickureface said:
i do all three of those but i use DB for incline/decline. however, i do both after the flat. meaning, icant lift as much weight as i ccould have if i had just started off with decline/incline. is that a prob?
do decline first since you want to concentrate on it.
 
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