Bench press is certainly the most common exercise that is
being worked out at the gyms and many people don’t do it effectively and some
are unaware of its important techniques during workouts.
So I am here to provide you with some effective that helps
you increase your bench workouts now.
Gripping the Bar
Rightly:
The beginning point of any bench rep starts with the grip
over the bar. If your grip is wider and use chest to expend and push the energy
outwards, or too narrow triceps and push the energy inwards, you will be doing
it wrong. The perfect grip is to incorporate both the muscle groups but,
favoring at the point where you feel stronger and giving all the power to make
it straight up.
Few tips:
- First start with no weight
- Later lie on the bench and hold the bar
- Lower the bar down on to your chest near to the sternum
- Adjust your hands and the positions until the forearms are close enough
- Get help from the trainer if you need some support
Positioning of the
Bench:
Now it’s the time to add some weights to your bar. Again,
lie on the bench, by having the strut not too closer or far away and make sure
it is placed at the right position.
Plan to place your foot on the floor firmly and bend your keens
approximately to some 80 degrees. Keep your feet flat on the floor so that you
can feel stable. Some bench press
athletes who curve up their tip toes while working out, however, I advise you
to hold on the way whichever keeps you stable.
Body Locking:
- Keep the bar into the struts and raise your glute and get up.
- Squeeze and massage your shoulders together and give a long breath out.
- Get back your shoulder back to the bench and lock into the position.
- Lower your bum back on to the bench and compress your glutes.
I hope you will now know to keep your body tight throughout
the body and feel locked while doing workouts as it gives you a secure feeling!