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View All Images Incline dumbbell press is great for your chest. Image courtesy: Adobe Stock Your upper body plays a major role when you push or throw things. That’s why you need to keep it strong by ...

Set up an incline bench at a 30 to 45 degree angle. Grab a pair of dumbbells and ... your dumbbells at your chest, driving ...

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(Pic courtesy: Instagram/ @David Corenswet) Incline Dumbbell Press Adjust the bench to 45 degrees. Lie back and press dumbbells straight up from the chest. Hold with straight arms, then lower slowly.