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Centaurion
Master Don Juan
I just love it how you post the same r*tarded question in 12141314098 different forums.
I've never heard of anyone widening their torso in short time and with those excersises.
I've never heard of anyone widening their torso in short time and with those excersises.
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I don't like bench press w/a barbell. Too much pressure on the rotator cuff and you don't get the depth you can with a dumbbell.
I favor decline and flat presses with dumbbells because...
-you get lower.
-little to no stress on the front deltoid.
-the control in 1 hand leaves it up to your pec and tricep to do the lifting, not shoulders.
-more natural position for the wrists.
Military presses are nice with dumbbells, too. I get them lower than I would with barbells. The deltoids and triceps are in control of the weight and in natural positions, not forcing stress on the wrists.
Bent-over rows are nice, and so are deads. They're good for overall back work, particularly thickness.
A-Unit
I don't like bench press w/a barbell. Too much pressure on the rotator cuff and you don't get the depth you can with a dumbbell.
I favor decline and flat presses with dumbbells because...
-you get lower.
-little to no stress on the front deltoid.
-the control in 1 hand leaves it up to your pec and tricep to do the lifting, not shoulders.
-more natural position for the wrists.
Military presses are nice with dumbbells, too. I get them lower than I would with barbells. The deltoids and triceps are in control of the weight and in natural positions, not forcing stress on the wrists.
Bent-over rows are nice, and so are deads. They're good for overall back work, particularly thickness.
A-Unit
wheelin&dealin
Master Don Juan
Deadlift
Squat
Bench
I love the way you read each post of mine, although you know they suck... What about getting a life outside of here instead?
Can you read?
1. Did I ever say "short time"? "least time possible" may mean 3 days as it may mean 4 years... Get some reading comprehension 101
2. If i knew which exercises were preferable, would have I asked here for advice? Probably not... Maybe you like spending your time on the Net asking for things you already know, but I'd rather get a better life if I were you
You have a very unfriendly and uncooperative attitude, Jay-X, especially for someone asking for advice.
He misunderstood your question, just tell him exactly what you mean again, don't go telling them they need lives, or their life sucks or whatever, that's just pitiful.
Peace!
He misunderstood your question, just tell him exactly what you mean again, don't go telling them they need lives, or their life sucks or whatever, that's just pitiful.
Peace!
ranger smith
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When you say "i want to widen my torso", I imagine you are trying to achieve the "V" shape? To get wide, there are two things you need to work on: The shoulders and the lats.
Shoulders:
-barbell/dumbell shoulder presses.
-barbell behind the neck shoulder presses, but I don't recommend doing this if you aren't experienced. But if you want, try lowering the bar to only the forehead level, and stop if you feel something hurting.
-lateral raises, which build up the medial deltoids, and gives width
Lats:
-widegrip pullups, or pulldowns on a machine if you can't do pullups. The key here is to lower yourself slowly, instead of just letting your body drop. This adds width to your lats
-Rows (barbell, or on a machine). This adds thickness to your lats.
Although doing bench/squats/deadlifts don't directly make you wider, these heavy compound exercises recruit a large amount of muscles, which increases your body's natural testosterone output, and helps you develop muscle in other areas of your body.
Shoulders:
-barbell/dumbell shoulder presses.
-barbell behind the neck shoulder presses, but I don't recommend doing this if you aren't experienced. But if you want, try lowering the bar to only the forehead level, and stop if you feel something hurting.
-lateral raises, which build up the medial deltoids, and gives width
Lats:
-widegrip pullups, or pulldowns on a machine if you can't do pullups. The key here is to lower yourself slowly, instead of just letting your body drop. This adds width to your lats
-Rows (barbell, or on a machine). This adds thickness to your lats.
Although doing bench/squats/deadlifts don't directly make you wider, these heavy compound exercises recruit a large amount of muscles, which increases your body's natural testosterone output, and helps you develop muscle in other areas of your body.
Centaurion
Master Don Juan
You want to widen your torso?
As they said at wbb : Gain 20 lbs.
As they said at wbb : Gain 20 lbs.
Originally posted by MrS
You have a very unfriendly and uncooperative attitude, Jay-X, especially for someone asking for advice.
He misunderstood your question, just tell him exactly what you mean again, don't go telling them they need lives, or their life sucks or whatever, that's just pitiful.
Peace!
You are right, MrS
Centaurion, I'm sorry, but I really hate the way you get into each post of mine and start blaming without reading well what I've written.