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![]() By: Layne Norton
About this time last year I was taking a good look at my body and analyzing what I needed to work on. My back was coming around nicely, my arms looked great, and my legs were lagging behind, but what struck me the most was the problem with my chest. Not that it wasn't big—it was—but it was lacking shape. It seemed somewhat two-dimensional instead of the 3-D chest that everyone dreams of. Up until that point I'd been centering my chest workouts around bench presses, incline presses and several flye movements, and they had built me a good base. Now, however, I realized that I needed more, something to take my pecs to the next level. Then it hit me—dumbbells!
People often concentrate on barbells and neglect dumbbells for several reasons:
Ego satisfaction—the bench press is the biggest ego lift in the gym, and they cannot lift as much weight with dumbbells as they can with barbells.
They don't feel comfortable using dumbbells at first because they're harder to stabilize than a barbell.
They think dumbbells are for girls in pink spandex workout suits.
Well, I'm here to tell you that dumbbells work and work well. They have several advantages over barbells:
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