Barbell decline pullover

Barbell decline pullover

Difficulty

Intermediate

Category

Strength

Target Muscle

Pectorals

Secondary Muscles

triceps, shoulders

Equipment

Barbell

Body Part

Chest

The barbell decline pullover is a chest exercise performed on a decline bench, targeting the pectorals with secondary emphasis on the triceps and shoulders. It involves lowering a barbell in an arc behind the head and returning to the starting position, requiring control and stability.

The barbell decline pullover is a chest exercise performed on a decline bench, targeting the pectorals with secondary emphasis on the triceps and shoulders. It involves lowering a barbell in an arc behind the head and returning to the starting position, requiring control and stability.

The barbell decline pullover is a chest exercise performed on a decline bench, targeting the pectorals with secondary emphasis on the triceps and shoulders. It involves lowering a barbell in an arc behind the head and returning to the starting position, requiring control and stability.

How to Do the Barbell decline pullover

How to Do the Barbell decline pullover

How to Do the Barbell decline pullover

Lie down on a decline bench with your head lower than your hips and your feet secured. Hold the barbell with a pronated grip (palms facing away from you) and your hands slightly wider than shoulder-width apart. Extend your arms above your chest, keeping a slight bend in your elbows. Lower the barbell in an arc motion behind your head, feeling a stretch in your chest and shoulders. Pause for a moment, then return the barbell to the starting position by reversing the motion. Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

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