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Pectoral muscles are the embodiment of a man's mighty and sturdy, and it is the goal pursued by many men to develop plump and stylish pectoral muscles. So how do you train your chest muscles? In fact, you only need an resistance bands. The resistance bands stimulates the muscles very well, and it is also convenient to carry. It can be practiced anywhere. Another point is that it is cheap.
How does the resistance bands train the chest muscles?
1. Chest Press
Use the tribe resistance bands for chest presses to work the chest muscles, shoulder muscles and triceps. For the starting position, choose a chair with a back width greater than your shoulder width, wrap the grace fit resistance band around the back of the chair at the height of your shoulders when you sit down, keep your back straight, your shoulders sunk, and your head up high. Grab both ends of the strap with both hands and place them on either side of your chest. Step 1: Straighten your arms forward to the height of your chest, relax your arms and elbows for 2 seconds and pause for 1 second. Step 2: Use 4 seconds to return to the starting position. You can also increase the difficulty by changing the movements. Ask a partner to grab the strength resistance bands with both hands, his hands are at the height of your shoulders, and the distance between the hands is wider than your shoulders. Lie on your back on a stool and practice with dumbbells. Have your partner apply artificial resistance to your hands.
2 Butterfly chest expansion
Use the pull up resistance bands set to perform butterfly chest expansion to exercise the chest muscles. In the starting position, the left leg is straight, the right leg is bent and sit on the ground, the right foot is attached to the left thigh, the handles at both ends of the high resistance bands are respectively held with both hands, the left end of the strap is used to wrap the left heel, and the position of the strap is adjusted so that the remaining length of the strap is 1/3 of the full length.
Keep your back straight, hold your chest up, press your shoulders back, put your right hand on the ground, close to your right knee, straighten your left arm, bend your elbows slightly, and lift it forward to chest height. Step 1: Don't bend your elbow, slowly stretch your left forearm across your chest. This action takes 2 seconds and pauses for 3 seconds. Step 2: Use 4 seconds to return to the starting position, paying attention that during this process, the body and hips should remain still. This movement can be made more difficult with a few variations, with the strap fixed on a stationary object at chest height, standing or kneeling, or lying on a bench with dumbbells.

3. Resistance bands push-ups
Frame the stackable resistance bands on your hands and put it on your back so that it spans your back and crosses your shoulder blades. From a kneeling position, push forward and lower to the ground, being careful not to sway your body from side to side, or you will hit the ground.
Place the pro fitness resistance bands as close to the base of the palm as possible, and clamp the resistance band between the hands and the ground when it descends to the ground; half-kneel up after doing push-ups to exhaustion, continue to push the resistance band in front of the body, and try to stretch as much as possible.
4. Low bird movement
Using a light resistance band, place your feet on the band as anchor points, with your hands slightly wider than the hip grip band, then drive up and squeeze to mid-body. Pay attention to keep the chin up, the chest up, and don't bend over, otherwise the movement tension will be transferred to the biceps.