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Decline Bench Press. This move works the lower pectoral muscles. First, set the bench so it is in a decline position of 30 to 45 degrees. Grab two dumbbells or use a barbell. Raise the weight directly over your head, arms straight.
The primary muscles used in your bench press workouts are the pectorals (chest) and triceps (back of the upper arm). Bench presses and similar lifts, such as incline or decline presses, call on the pectorals and triceps to work in unison, driving the weight upward from your chest. Because the pectorals are stronger and call on the triceps during presses, itâs important to work the press lifts first and isolate the arms after.