Alright so this may seem kinda ridiculous to you but which style of bp will keep your shoulders healthy?
The key argument boils down to:
>a straight bar path reduces shoulder rotation combined with shorter bar path and an arch back creates a "decline bench" like pressing platform = less chance of injury -- elite trainer
>pressing around your shoulder joint in a "j" bar path with maximal rom to maximize gains keeps your shoulder healthy -- various beginner strength programs
Which is it? Logically and anecdotally speaking, the powerlifting style makes more sense to me. My shoulders always get irritated pressing "around" them to the point I stopped pressing. And I'm not so certain the rom argument against it holds up. Shorter rom = more weight = more gains.
Also think of how much weight powerlifters move compared to your avg joe who always seems to get shoulder injuries from bp moving bitch weight.
don't barbell bench press
Dumbbell bench press masterrace
>>40492550
Post your chest straight on. No MySpace angles
>>40492550
I do this too but going back to bb bp my pecs always seem to get way better activation so sticking with bb bp theme for now.
Just arch your back a little bit how hard is this shit you fucking aspies?
>>40492644
The idea to increase the arch does several things as described in OP which reduces shoulder strains and injury.
>>40492682
You look like a fucking autist though, there is a reason we laugh at the gift like in OP
>>40492753
home jim tho
>>40492753
Maybe if you're a fucking retard. A strong arch is impressive. That gif is dumb and not even legal since I assume that person's glutes didn't contact the bench
dumbell floor press