Top Dumbbell Workouts for Your Chest

by Claire Addison on January 26, 2010

It is every man’s ultimate desire to have that ripped and bulked up chest muscles. Most guys wishes to have those protruding Pecs, so that they can have any woman they want drooling over them. The best way to build up chest muscles is to follow the best weight training program there is and you can find tons of these program on the Internet. To give you a head start, here in this article you will find the top dumbbell exercises that you can do in order to acquire that wide, strong and defined chest muscle.

Dumbbell Flies – Lie flat on a bench and hold a pair of dumbbells one in each hand. Raise both your arms way up in front of your chest with both your palms facing one another. Bend your elbows slightly as you lower down the dumbbells out to your sides. Both your arms should be parallel to your body. Hold that position for a couple of seconds then push back up.

Chest Press – Hold the weight over your chest and push it upwards way over your lower chest. Again, hold that position for a few seconds then slowly lower the weight back into the starting position. Other great exercises that you can try out are cable crossovers and parallel bar drips.

Aside from your usual chest routines, you can also engage yourself in other sport activities that will help you build up your chest naturally without the aid of exercise equipments whatsoever. One great activity that you might want to consider doing is rock climbing. This is not only great for developing your Pecs, this will also workout your arms, legs and abs at the same time. Another fantastic way to develop and define your chest muscles is by engaging yourself in boxing. This is considered a full scale workout because it targets not just your chest, but your legs and core muscles as well.

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