Chest, triceps, back, shoulders
Triceps and Pectorals
If done correctly, bench dips only work the tricep muscles. but ifmyou dont do it correctelly you will hurt your self and you might even pull your musclesxx lolIf done correctly, bench dips only work the tricep muscles.
The primary muscles used in the bench press exercise are the pectoralis major (chest), deltoids (shoulders), and triceps (back of the arms). Additionally, the muscles in the back, core, and legs are also engaged to stabilize the body during the exercise.
The pectoralis major is the muscle that is used when controlling the bar going down during a bench press.
Flys work the pectoral muscles of the chest. Usually they are done on a flat bench or an incline bench.
The bench press primarily works the chest muscles (pectoralis major and minor), as well as the triceps and shoulders.
You may feel the bench press in your triceps because they are one of the secondary muscles used to help stabilize and push the weight during the exercise.
Incline bench press primarily targets the upper chest muscles, including the pectoralis major and anterior deltoids.
The dumbbell bench press primarily targets the chest muscles (pectoralis major and minor), as well as the triceps and shoulders.
Performing chest fly exercises on an incline bench targets the upper chest muscles more, while doing them on a flat bench works the middle chest muscles. The incline bench also puts less stress on the shoulders compared to the flat bench.
The Maxicam Standing Incline Bench targets area such as middle and upper pectoral muscles and front deltoids.
Standard bench press is not necessarily bad for baseball players, however, it is not the smartest exercise. Baseball requires long, lean muscles whereas the standard bench press builds small, tight muscles. The best form of bench press for baseball players is dumbell bench press because it requires the utilization of the stabilizer muscles in both arms and, therefore, strengthens the forearms, biceps, and triceps while maintaining long, lean muscles.