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Pec Dec Machine, only for faggots

I end my chest day on the pec deck.

You know what's for faggots? People who think only certain machines are for "men".

That could be the gayest thing I have ever heard in my entire life.

You know that stretch the pec deck gives me? Yeah, it helps when I am spreading your collective sisters' meaty legs apart like a wishbone.

Nugga
 
I never start my workout with pec dec, I go from wide lat pulldowns to low rows to one arm bent over rows then to pec dec.

damn faggots
 
Smurfy said:
i find pec dec so boring

I fiucking like it. Shit stretches you out and if you superset it or do it right at the end of your chest workout the stretch and the fatigue are awesomeness x pants.
 
KillahBee said:
I fiucking like it. Shit stretches you out and if you superset it or do it right at the end of your chest workout the stretch and the fatigue are awesomeness x pants.
try DB flyes on an incline. you pussy.

no but really, I do use machines. when Im feeling to lazy to lift real weights.
 
Frisky said:
I never start my workout with pec dec, I go from wide lat pulldowns to low rows to one arm bent over rows then to pec dec.

damn faggots
where in the fuck are Bent BB rows in there? god damn you frisky? motherfuck!
 
Smurfy said:
try DB flyes on an incline. you pussy.

no but really, I do use machines. when Im feeling to lazy to lift real weights.

I have done them many a time.

Can't use free weights with a disc hanging out of my spine. Sorry.
 
The Shadow said:
they are shoulder issues waiting to happen

Smurfy is smart

Do you have scientific research to back this up? Would be interested to see...

I tore my RC a few years ago and did some decently extensive rsrch on shoulder problems and prevention. On simply a "feeling" level, db inclines (yes, done with correct form) are a LOT tougher on the shoulder than the pec deck
 
needtogetas said:
I end my chest day with peck decks and I have a huge chest.
flat bech
incline
decline
cable flys
push ups
pec decs.
there has got to be at least 5 or 6 more exercises you can add in there for chest day. what about dips? what about pull overs? god damn you slacker
 
KillahBee said:
Do you have scientific research to back this up? Would be interested to see...

I tore my RC a few years ago and did some decently extensive rsrch on shoulder problems and prevention. On simply a "feeling" level, db inclines (yes, done with correct form) are a LOT tougher on the shoulder than the pec deck
interesting. maybe it depends on the shoulder injury because I have very loose joints which means my shoulder is always looking for a chance to dislocate. i find discomfort on the pec dec that I dont find on incline DB flyes.
 
I'll finish with it, but I do one side at a time. I bring it past center and get a good contraction. I never go too heavy on it.
 
Smurfy said:
there has got to be at least 5 or 6 more exercises you can add in there for chest day. what about dips? what about pull overs? god damn you slacker
lol you trying to kill me.I throw in some other shit if I feel I have the energy.but I allso do tryseps on chest day so I allready do

dips
skullcrushers
pushdowns
close grip bench.
cable pull overs.

so if I add any more I will kill myself.

I swich work outs from time to time to keep it difrant.some times I will use dumbells instead of the bare.some times I will supperset 3-4 difrant ecxersizes and shit like that.
 
KillahBee said:
Do you have scientific research to back this up? Would be interested to see...

I tore my RC a few years ago and did some decently extensive rsrch on shoulder problems and prevention. On simply a "feeling" level, db inclines (yes, done with correct form) are a LOT tougher on the shoulder than the pec deck
i think the basic movement on the pec deck seems a bit unnatural for the joints involved. At least with the DB flyes, youre not trying to touch your elbows together lol but you have to stick to movements that dont cause discomfort especially when youre rehabbing an injury.

Pec Deck: Another machine that wreaks havoc on the shoulder joints is the pec dec, which can rotate the position of the shoulders unnaturally and place less resistance on the chest and more on your front delts. Try doing a simulated pec deck press right now touching your elbows together... you'll notice your shoulders will roll forward (slouch), potentially dangerously stressing your shoulder muscles and joints.
http://www.realsolutionsmag.com/ezine/40/issue40a.asp
 
Flat Barbell Bench
Dips
Overhead Barbell Presses
Barbell Curls
Seated Row
Lat Pull Downs
Tricep Kickbacks

...is my upper body routine of late
 
Dumbell flies and or pec deck are not know as great mass building exercises but they are a good starting point and predefetion .

Flies are a good warm up and stretch before moving to your desired mass building pressing movements , also good to defete the pecs so they get more work during pressing as most pressing is compounded .

The deck is also good at the end of your chest routine if you do " peaks " , bringing your hands together and interlacing your fingers ... release for 6 to 8 inchs of pump , makes for a great center cut in the center of your chest . I prefure to do this with cable as you can over extend and pass each hand making for a tighter flexion .

Machines also don't fit everyones body type ... thats why there are so many mixed reviews on machine work
 
......not ao good isda to stretch a muslce and then expect it to contract...most college and professional trainers are saving all the stretchingexercise and statics as the last thing for the day


btw - the "peaks" as you call them are useless...the contraction point for the pecs are not directly in form of you....do them unilaterally and you will see what I mean.
 
the pec dec is always being used by the geezers and 16 year olds trying to get a pump so i'm usually stuck lifting heavy fucking shit on the bench press
 
Smurfy said:
there has got to be at least 5 or 6 more exercises you can add in there for chest day. what about dips? what about pull overs? god damn you slacker


wouldn't dips fall over into tri's?
 
Frisky said:
wouldn't dips fall over into tri's?
well of course tris are used during dips. but if you widen your grip on the dip, you incorporate more of the pecs than if you go narrow you incorporate less of the pecs.

Needto I was being facetious when I suggested adding 5 or 6 movements because what you listed there seemed like overkill to me. but then again, Im a female and Im also not on the gasoline and I also dont like to waste my time and Im also old.
 
Smurfy said:
well of course tris are used during dips. but if you widen your grip on the dip, you incorporate more of the pecs than if you go narrow you incorporate less of the pecs.

Needto I was being facetious when I suggested adding 5 or 6 movements because what you listed there seemed like overkill to me. but then again, Im a female and Im also not on the gasoline and I also dont like to waste my time and Im also old.



ahh... yeppers

and yes on the overkill with the movements. Quality not quanity
 
Smurfy said:
i dont get it.


I'm hearing lots of peeps come in here and talk about how bad pec deck is for your shldrs...benching is not exactly good for them. yet I don't hear peeps bitching about that. is it cause the Super Secret Society of Bodybuilders deems bench a "tough and strong and manly" exercise?
 
KillahBee said:
I'm hearing lots of peeps come in here and talk about how bad pec deck is for your shldrs...benching is not exactly good for them. yet I don't hear peeps bitching about that. is it cause the Super Secret Society of Bodybuilders deems bench a "tough and strong and manly" exercise?
bench press CAN be bad on the shoulders as can almost ANY lift. but compare the movement of the bench press to the movement of the pec deck and which movement seems unnatural?

every exercise can carry the risk of injury. but i think when the pec deck is referred to as potentially dangerous for the shoulder, its due to the movement itself, not because the joint cant handle the weight.
 
KillahBee said:
I'm hearing lots of peeps come in here and talk about how bad pec deck is for your shldrs...benching is not exactly good for them. yet I don't hear peeps bitching about that. is it cause the Super Secret Society of Bodybuilders deems bench a "tough and strong and manly" exercise?
dude, bodybuilders are pussies.



























lol joke.
 
KillahBee said:
fyi - if ANY of you that bench are talking in this thread you need to rethink a few things. lol


Flat bench isnt the best in the world either but it has some lateral "give" to it where the linear swing on a pec dec doesnt...espically when the weight gets heavy

Its similar to the leg extension and the squat.


the extensions place a much higher sheer stress on the kness than do squats.
 
The Shadow said:
Flat bench isnt the best in the world either but it has some lateral "give" to it where the linear swing on a pec dec doesnt...espically when the weight gets heavy

Its similar to the leg extension and the squat.


the extensions place a much higher sheer stress on the kness than do squats.



as well as decline bench....

I only have ever flat benched with A straight bar when I was pl'ing. other wise I am a dumbell queen.

I honestly believe variation is the key to optimal muscle growth.
 
I am going to perform my own scientific experiment this evening at the gym. I will attempt to injure/dislocate my shoulder joint on the bench press and the pec deck. we will see which exercise can do the most damage or which one can dislodge the joint in the fewest number of reps/
 
Smurfy said:
I am going to perform my own scientific experiment this evening at the gym. I will attempt to injure/dislocate my shoulder joint on the bench press and the pec deck. we will see which exercise can do the most damage or which one can dislodge the joint in the fewest number of reps/



video it
 
I sthart my day with pretty pink dumbells, orange-way-too-tight-spandex, and three sets of disco stretches.
 
Smurfy said:
dude, bodybuilders are pussies.



lol joke.


It's not that much of a joke. Those guys are huuuge pussies on the juice board. Ego wise. They're as fragile as a bunch of menstruating chicks being roasted by Rodney Dangerfield.
 
jnevin said:
It's not that much of a joke. Those guys are huuuge pussies on the juice board. Ego wise. They're as fragile as a bunch of menstruating chicks being roasted by Rodney Dangerfield.

nature of the beast...when your life is based upon your bicep size you're gonna feel insecure from time to time.
the only bb trade showeven i ever went to i was shocked.
grown men walking around the show in DAISY DUKES!! High riding cut off jean shorts! no shit, it was funny as hell but also embarrassing.
and they all were player hating every bigger dude that walked by, you could see the resentment.
their are exceptions to this rule on this board...needsize, galaxy, and wulf come to mind.
 
i don't use pec dec, but that's only because i opt for cable crossovers to warm up with before going into flat, incline and decline dumbbell bench, ending with wide-grip dips

i have also been working chest with biceps instead of the regular chest/tris thing, i can bring both bodyparts to absolute failure without them interfering with eachother

perk's just mad because he's got midget thumbs
 
Ludendorf said:
nature of the beast...when your life is based upon your bicep size you're gonna feel insecure from time to time.
the only bb trade showeven i ever went to i was shocked.
grown men walking around the show in DAISY DUKES!! High riding cut off jean shorts! no shit, it was funny as hell but also embarrassing.
and they all were player hating every bigger dude that walked by, you could see the resentment.
their are exceptions to this rule on this board...needsize, galaxy, and wulf come to mind.


You're right. There are definitely exceptions. I just lol when I read some of the reactions and sissy fights over there.
 
The Shadow said:
Flat bench isnt the best in the world either but it has some lateral "give" to it where the linear swing on a pec dec doesnt...espically when the weight gets heavy

Its similar to the leg extension and the squat.


the extensions place a much higher sheer stress on the kness than do squats.

*sigh* If I hear this one more time......
 
Ludendorf said:
nature of the beast...when your life is based upon your bicep size you're gonna feel insecure from time to time.
the only bb trade showeven i ever went to i was shocked.
grown men walking around the show in DAISY DUKES!! High riding cut off jean shorts! no shit, it was funny as hell but also embarrassing.
and they all were player hating every bigger dude that walked by, you could see the resentment.
their are exceptions to this rule on this board...needsize, galaxy, and wulf come to mind.

I was actually starting to get a little annoyed at some of the shots at bodybuilders till I read that last bit
 
Ludendorf said:
nature of the beast...when your life is based upon your bicep size you're gonna feel insecure from time to time.
the only bb trade showeven i ever went to i was shocked.
grown men walking around the show in DAISY DUKES!! High riding cut off jean shorts! no shit, it was funny as hell but also embarrassing.
and they all were player hating every bigger dude that walked by, you could see the resentment.
their are exceptions to this rule on this board...needsize, galaxy, and wulf come to mind.
I compete in bb and attend several events per year but I'm usually bazed and not feelin the haterade but it is there.... oh yes it is there.

Oh yeay I don't do the pec deck I'd rather do crossovers or db flyes. I usually rotate between the two week to week.
 
Ludendorf said:
their are exceptions to this rule on this board...needsize, galaxy, and wulf come to mind.


The best complement ive had in a long time. I feel you really understand me.lol
 
KillahBee said:
fyi - if ANY of you that bench are talking in this thread you need to rethink a few things. lol

if you bench elbows tucked I doubt you'd get shoulder problems from bench alone


elbows flared can def cause issues over time
 
jenscats5 said:
*sigh* If I hear this one more time......

um...Jens.....thats actually true if you complete to within 20 degress of full extension
 
All I do is machine work for my chest and back and I continue to grow. Hit my all time heaviest weight yesterday.
 
perkele said:
Who starts their chest day with Pec Dec? lol

Me and my chest is so big you've accused me of having man boobs.
 
cmdubs said:
I'm wearing a belt as I type this. Safety first.

yeah I hear ya, I have to wear one when I go to take a dump. It gets pretty scarry sometimes. You can hear me a block away grunting :worried:

Whiskey
 
The Shadow said:
um...Jens.....thats actually true if you complete to within 20 degress of full extension

So it they are so bad, why the heck am I doing them??
 
Smurfy said:
i think the basic movement on the pec deck seems a bit unnatural for the joints involved. At least with the DB flyes, youre not trying to touch your elbows together lol but you have to stick to movements that dont cause discomfort especially when youre rehabbing an injury.

Pec Deck: Another machine that wreaks havoc on the shoulder joints is the pec dec, which can rotate the position of the shoulders unnaturally and place less resistance on the chest and more on your front delts. Try doing a simulated pec deck press right now touching your elbows together... you'll notice your shoulders will roll forward (slouch), potentially dangerously stressing your shoulder muscles and joints.
http://www.realsolutionsmag.com/ezine/40/issue40a.asp

If you know how to do the pec deck correctly it is a better exercise than cable crossovers. You shouldn't feel any tension in the shoulders. You may not have a good machine were you lift at.
 
mlong23 said:
If you know how to do the pec deck correctly it is a better exercise than cable crossovers. You shouldn't feel any tension in the shoulders. You may not have a good machine were you lift at.
I've never done a cable cross over.
 
mlong23 said:
You shouldn't feel any tension in the shoulders. You may not have a good machine were you lift at.

the nature of the movement itself is stress to the shoulders. only marginally better would be a straight arm machine flye, but a "pec deck" with arms pinned back at to externally rotated "L's" are asking for issues.

so, yes...she doesnt have a good machine where she lifts.
 
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