
Click Here: askdarin.com Submit your questions so I can answer them live every week... on my live webinars! Sign up for my free tools and newsletter at http The "Dumbbell Press Exercise" is the #1 Chest exercise. It is better the barbell bench press because it puts the tension in the pec muscles. Where as the barbell press is more of a restrictive movement & some of the tension can go to the rotator cuff and tendons. Remember to keep the feet, buns, & shoulder blades on the floor and bench while arching the lower back about 3-5 inches off the bench. Go slow with a 3-1-3 tempo and focus on squeezing water out of a sponge mentality as you are driving the bells slowly to the top. As you bring the bells down, slightly face the palms toward each other as this will kick the elbows into the body slightly. At the bottom make sure to keep the bells 2-4 inches away from the chest to keep constant tension on the pecs. Istarted passionately studying what lean people were doing in 1987; because my waistline was 40 inches. I have learned a lot since then. I am now in the best shape of my life at the age of 43. My waistline is now 31 inches around. Nutrition is 60-70% of your fat loss / muscle gain program. Follow me & I will teach you exactly how to eat for your body type, activity level, starting point, & your goals. You can work-out till your blue in the face but if you do not incorporate Interval Cardio (done first thing in the morning in a fasted state), intense functional multi <b>...</b>
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