Decline Machine Chest Press Guide
- Exercise Type: Compound - engages and works multiple muscle groups at the same time.
- Targeted Muscle Groups:
How to perform?
The Decline Machine Press is a compound exercise that primarily targets the chest muscles, particularly the pectoralis major. This exercise is performed on a machine that allows you to press a weight upward and forward, against gravity. The decline angle of the machine press emphasizes the lower portion of the chest muscles, which can be difficult to target with other chest exercises. The triceps are also heavily involved in this movement, while the anterior deltoids assist in the pressing motion. Additionally, the abs are engaged to stabilize the core throughout the movement, and the biceps act as stabilizers.
Variations
- Smith Machine Bench Press compound
- Incline Machine Chest Press compound
- Incline One-Arm Machine Chest Press compound
- Incline Smith Machine Press compound
Similar Exercises
- 30-degree Incline Dumbbell Press compound
- 60-degree Incline Dumbbell Press compound
- Barbell Bench Press compound
- Cable Crossover compound
- California press (Ez-bar skullcrusher to close grip press) compound
- Close Grip Bench Press compound
- Close Stance Push-Ups compound
- Decline Bench Press compound
- Decline Chest Press Machine compound
- Decline dumbbell bench compound
- Dips compound
- Fat Grip Close-Grip Bench Press compound
- Flat Dumbbell Press compound
- Flat Neutral-Grip Dumbbell Press compound
- Hammer Strength Decline Press compound
- Hex Press / Squeeze Press compound
- Incline Barbell Bench Press compound
- Incline Dumbbell Press compound
- Incline hammer press compound
- Pause Bench compound
- Plate Press compound
- Push-ups compound
- Ring Dips compound
- Spoto Press compound
- Weighted Dips compound
- Wide Stance Push-Ups compound
- Banded Booty Band Donkey Glute Kicks isolation
- Band Pushdown isolation
- Bench Cable Crossover isolation
- Bench Dips isolation
- Bodyweight Bent Over Glute Kickbacks isolation
- Cable Chest Fly isolation
- Cable Lying Triceps Extension isolation
- Cross Cable Triceps Extension isolation
- Cross Crunches isolation
- Decline Dumbbell Skull Crushers isolation
- Decline EZ-Bar Skull Crushers isolation
- Dumbbell Tricep Extension isolation
- Dumbell Flyes (Chest Fly, Pectoral Fly) isolation
- EZ-Bar Skull Crushers isolation
- Feet Elevated Bench Dips isolation
- Incline Cable Chest Flye/Fly’s isolation
- Incline Cable Press isolation
- Incline Dumbbell Fly isolation
- Incline Lying Dumbbell Triceps Extension isolation
- Lying Dumbbell Triceps Extension isolation
- Machine Triceps Pushdown isolation
- One-Arm Dumbbell Triceps Extension isolation
- Overhead Cable Triceps Extension isolation
- Overhead Machine Extension isolation
- Overhead Rope Triceps Extensions isolation
- Pec Deck isolation
- Reverse EZ-Bar Skull Crushers isolation
- Ring Tricep Extension isolation
- Rope Triceps Extension/Pushdown isolation
- Seated EZ-Bar Tricep Extension/Press isolation
- Seated Overhead Dumbbell Extension isolation
- Single-Arm Cable Kickbacks isolation
- Standing Overhead Dumbbell Extension isolation
- Straight-Bar Triceps Pushdown/Extension isolation
- Tricep Kickbacks isolation
- Triceps Pushdown/Extension isolation
- Plank Back And Forth isometric
