
Bench Press Form Guide: Setup, Bar Path and Mistakes
Bench press form step by step: set-up with arch, shoulder blades and feet, bar path, elbows. Incline and dumbbell variations, mistakes and programming.
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Bench press form step by step: set-up with arch, shoulder blades and feet, bar path, elbows. Incline and dumbbell variations, mistakes and programming.

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