___________________________________________ Truly Huge Fitness Tips Presented by TrulyHuge.com ___________________________________________ Declare War On Your Bench Press Learn the exact blueprint (workout schedule) for upping the gain factor in bench pressing. From the beginner, intermediate to most advanced powerlifter/bodybuilder. Covers everything from training, overcoming injuries, genetics, plateaus, adversity, cardio, nutrition and more. To receive Instant Access to this program go to... Increase Bench Press Fast ____________________________________________ Fitness Tips For 12/5/2012 ____________________________________________ Bench Press Advice I don't care if you a bodybuilder, powerlifter, fitness buff, etc. it seems that everyone wants a bigger bench press. As a matter of fact one of the first questions almost anyone asks you when they find out that you workout is... "How much ya bench?" It seems like every day I get emails asking for advice and tips to increase bench press, so I decided to write a full article on the subject. The following are my big bench press tips and advice: Always Use Good Form This is the most important part of bench press training, if you constantly use good form you will over time be able to use poundages that you didn't think possible before. Bad form may sooth your ego today but it leads to stagnation or even injuries tomorrow. Find The Right Grip For You You can do the bench press with a narrow grip, a medium grip or a wide grip. Different factors such as arm length, body type, pectoral and triceps strength will affect how each grip works for you. Experiment with the different grips and find the one that works best for you and then stick with it. Keep Your Wrists Straight Don't let you wrists bend backwards when you lift because this can cause stability problems. Use Assistance Exercises They help build up the strength of the individual muscles involved in benching. For your pectorals do the dumbbell fly or pec deck. For your front delts do steep incline bench press and the seated dumbbell press over head. For your triceps do pulley push downs and parallel bar dips. Don't Overtrain Muscles get bigger and stronger not during the workouts but after the workout is over and they are given a chance to rest. If you go back and train the same muscle group too soon you are not giving it a chance to rebuild itself 100%. Of course if you wait too long the muscle will lose size and strength so it's a delicate balance, but for most people 5 to 7 days is required between training the same body part again. For more information checkout... Declare War On Your Bench Press Learn the exact blueprint (workout schedule) for upping the gain factor in bench pressing. From the beginner, intermediate to most advanced powerlifter/bodybuilder. Covers everything from training, overcoming injuries, genetics, plateaus, adversity, cardio, nutrition and more. For more information checkout Bench Press Program Submit A Fitness Tip If you have a tip you'd like to share e-mail it to usBench Press Advice