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  • bjbj Mike Chang: Hey, what's up guys! Mike Chang, SixPack Shortcuts. This video is in

  • response to an email I got from a viewer at YouTube asking how do you go ahead and get

  • the definition in the middle of your chest. So how to go ahead and get the definition

  • in the middle of your chest, kind of how to shape it right. Because as you're building

  • your chest up a lot of times you are not having the shape, you're trying to work on different

  • areas to kind of bring it out. So the number one way to do it to get more definition is

  • really just to be leaner. So get your body fat low enough. So this way every single ounce

  • of muscle you have in your body appears to be a lot more defined when you're not really

  • gaining more muscle; you just have less fat. But to go ahead and answer your question to

  • really how to shape your chest, and one of the best exercise for doing that I ve learned

  • in the past is using cable, because the angle of it really go ahead and work a lot differently

  • than doing bench press or doing dumbbell presses or even doing push-ups and things like that.

  • So we are going to try the cable machine. The setting of cable should be about shoulder

  • width. So what you want to do is you want to have strong it right there, hold it right

  • there by your body, you want to take a giant step forward and your starting position is

  • going to be just like this. What you want to do is you want to get down kind of low

  • and then you want to open your palms up and keep your elbows really close to your body

  • and let your chest go stretch out. Keep your chest out and then come right back. What this

  • does is it really gives your chest a good stretch and as you come back like this, as

  • you're coming over right here it really builds that inner part of your chest right in here.

  • So as you're going you're going like this and it shapes your chest and it kind of gives

  • it up a real nice round cool shape. So you're going like this. So you're pumping your chest

  • up every single time. So let me show you a few reps. We will go a little heavier here.

  • So there you have it guys. That exercise is going to really create a really good shape

  • for your chest. We can incorporate it with any chest workout. Ideally, you want to do

  • it around the end. After you have really exhausted of the primarily exercises like bench press,

  • dumbbell flies, dumbbell presses, things like that. But really good exercise to shape that

  • chest. For more exercises, tips, and techniques, check out the website sixpackshortcuts.com.

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瘋狂的3分鐘胸部運動 (crazy 3 min chest exercise)

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