One Simple Trick to Increase Your Bench Press Instantly

One Simple Trick to Instantly Increase Your Bench Press

One of the highlights of my day is this:

dog park

The photo above is beautiful, but the highlight is taking my 12-year-old chocolate lab down to the lake so he can play fetch with sticks in the water. While he was swimming and chasing the posts, I could sit and enjoy the fantastic fall sunset.

I hope you enjoy little things like when I play fetch with my dog at the lake.

Today, I will share the second part of the interview I had with Tim Ross as he reveals a straightforward trick to increase your bench press instantly. If you missed the 1st part of the interview, you could check it here.

Enjoy the interview.

CLICK HERE to watch the YouTube video interview.

In the interview above, you will discover:

  • 2 ways to bench press with proper form and technique
  • How can you get the most out of your pressing workouts
  • #1 strategy for better and stronger bench press
  • One simple trick to increase your bench press instantly

What is Bench Press?

The bench press is a strength exercise that requires you to lie on a flat bench with your upper back and legs firmly planted on the floor and your arms extended out in front of you. You then lift the weight off the bench and lower it to the starting position.

The bench press is an effective upper body strength exercise that works the pectorals, triceps, and deltoids. It targets all three groups in addition to the core muscles that help keep your torso stable throughout the lift. Like any other strength exercise, proper form is essential for maximizing results and minimizing injury potential.

The bench press has several variations, depending on your goals and experience level. It is a great lower body exercise, but it’s not for everyone. If you’re out of shape or have back or shoulder issues, you should avoid them.

But if you can make this move safely and with proper form, it’s a fantastic way to build muscle and strength. Plus, it’s a great way to simultaneously work the chest, triceps, and shoulders! One of the best ways to improve your bench press is with the help of a spotter. A spotter will hold onto one side of your bench while you lift. This will allow you to balance and keep your body in check as you press down on the bar.

Another way to improve your bench press is by using lighter weights. Sometimes we can get so used to lifting heavy weights that we’re surprised at how challenging it can be when we start lifting lighter weights. The results may not show immediately, but steady progress will be seen as your muscles adapt to the new weight you are lifting each week.

I hope you enjoyed the interview.

Take care!

Rick Kaselj, MS

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