When working chest, flat bench is a must. I always do flat bench press, incline bench press, decline bench press OR dips, and some sort of flyes(dumbbell or cable). All the presses can be either with barbell or dumbbell. If you don't have a spotter, go with dumbbell
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If you're really new to working out and the gym I might start with some push ups and pull ups at home. I've had results from just doing push ups and body weight dips. I don't look like a body builder but it has made a difference for me. There are lots of guides on the internet with regard to mass building programs, and most of them employ a method called spinal loading which essentially means heavy squats that jump start hormone production in people who produce high levels of testosterone 'naturally' (most cis-men and of course cis-women and other people with endocrine 'disorders'). One of my personal trainers a while ago said that I didn't have to worry about spinal loading because I use synthetic testosterone and therefore that level is dependent on my shot cycle and not bodily cycles. So, if you see a heavy exercise that you can't do that body builders recommend, deadlifts, squats, etc because you either don't have a spotter or don't know the proper form, don't freak out and let that deter you from exercising. There are plenty of
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