Incline Barbell Bench Press Guide
- Exercise Type: Compound - engages and works multiple muscle groups at the same time.
- Targeted Muscle Groups:
How to perform?
The Incline Barbell Bench Press is a variation of the traditional bench press that targets the upper portion of the chest muscles and anterior deltoids. The exercise involves lying on an inclined bench and pressing a barbell upwards, while keeping the elbows at a 45-degree angle to the body. In addition to the chest and shoulder muscles, the triceps also play a significant role in this exercise. The incline angle places more emphasis on the upper chest muscles and can help create a well-rounded, aesthetic chest.
Variations
- Incline Dumbbell Press compound
- 60-degree Incline Dumbbell Press compound
- 30-degree Incline Dumbbell Press compound
Similar Exercises
- Barbell Bench Press compound
- Cable Crossover compound
- Close Stance Push-Ups compound
- Decline Bench Press compound
- Decline Chest Press Machine compound
- Decline dumbbell bench compound
- Decline Machine Chest Press compound
- Flat Dumbbell Press compound
- Flat Neutral-Grip Dumbbell Press compound
- Hammer Strength Decline Press compound
- Hex Press / Squeeze Press compound
- Incline hammer press compound
- Incline Machine Chest Press compound
- Incline One-Arm Machine Chest Press compound
- Incline Smith Machine Press compound
- Pause Bench compound
- Plate Press compound
- Push-ups compound
- Smith Machine Bench Press compound
- Spoto Press compound
- Wide Stance Push-Ups compound
- Bench Cable Crossover isolation
- Cable Chest Fly isolation
- Dumbell Flyes (Chest Fly, Pectoral Fly) isolation
- Incline Cable Chest Flye/Fly’s isolation
- Incline Cable Press isolation
- Incline Dumbbell Fly isolation
- Pec Deck isolation
