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Dude this Davis guy’s content is next level. His videos are leagues above the other fitness creators and his workouts he shows are pretty god tier. Like I’ve legit tried so many of his workouts and they all felt like they did more for me than anything else I’ve tried. Hell even in this vid, I’ve never seen a better visual representation of how to bench press like this before. This guy’s channel is S+ tier no doubt about it
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IMPORTANT INFO➡️ Here are 4 Other things to know 1️⃣ Breathing: Before lowering the bar, INHALE & hold your breath (flexing your core tightly “bracing”) EXHALE as you near the top 1/2 - 1/3rd of the repetition.
2️⃣ Watching the Bar - Don’t do it. Instead, right before you lower, look at where the bar is in relation to the ceiling. Fix your eyes on that spot. When you press the weight back up - press it back to that spot on the ceiling you’ve been staring at. This can be magic for your rep consistency 🪄
3️⃣ Touching the Chest: The location of where the bar makes contact can vary between people. It should be below your shoulders. For Example, for some it may make contact at mid-sternum - Others, at the base of the sternum (the v-shape where the ribs meet) etc.
4️⃣ A Good Cue: After un-racking the bar (before you lower) think about trying to “bend the bar” - This can help maintain the tension in your back
Hope this helps,
~ Davis
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That last tip about holding your shoulders down but allowing them to still move is crucial. If you don’t do this you will start to develop shoulder pain in your bench. If you allow them to move freely you will feel your serratus and lats engage more and will feel much stronger. If you need help engaging these muscles I recommend doing some lighter face pulls before your lifts to engage the lower traps and also some push up pluses (or just the top part where you don’t bend your elbows and just push your shoulders) in order to engage your serratus.
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IMPORTANT INFO➡️ May notice my grip shifts in the vid when I'm holding the empty bar - pay no mind. The correct internally rotated grip is actually easier to do w a lil weight on the bar (and with wrist wraps) It helps press the bar down into that groove at the base of your palm ✋🏼 Just keep this in mind when you're trying it for the 1st time. It may not feel as balanced with an empty bar/super light weig
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