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In general, the proper bench press will land a barbell on the chest at a point where the elbows are roughly under the bar and where the hands are stacked atop the elbow. In general, this position will provide an athlete with a natural amount of tuck/flare catered to their body’s natural/comfortable position. Understanding this concept will help increase the amount of force you can transfer into the bar. For more bench press help, check this guide.

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However, if there is too much tuck or too much flare and the width and touch point are correct, I’ll actually tell the lifter to flare or tuck their elbow, whichever is needed. I really don’t cue it outside of that—very often anyways.

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How to: Come down into the top of a pushup position, placing one hand on top of the medicine ball. Do a lopsided pushup, then roll the ball from one hand to the other—use your core to stabilize your body as you go. Repeat on the other side. Continue alternating for 45 seconds, then take 15 seconds of rest.

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