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triceps, coracobrachialis, and pecs
primarily the biceps, also the pectorals (pecs), and shoulder, and abs (most of the upper body really)
It actually builds everthing in your upper body. Shoulders, back, pecs and it also developes your grip.
It actually builds everthing in your upper body. Shoulders, back, pecs and it also developes your grip.
upper pectorals, deltoids, and triceps. Because it is on an incline, rather than flat, it's more of a shoulder exercise (& upper pecs). Decline bench press, on the other hand, targets the lowe pecs. It's good to do for added definition of your chest muscles.
A 13 year old that is doing 100 push ups a day should start to develop pecs, or pectoral muscles, within a month or two of training. It's also wise to make sure one is not taking in too many fats in their diet that would ruin their progress.
biceps, pecs
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Push ups will help with upper back, pecs, shoulders, and tricep. They are absolutely a good way to tone your arms.
Yes it will but increase the amount you do to make them more defined and make sure you have good form. Or you could bench press. But push ups alone won't give you pecs. they will only tone your pecs. to build mass you should lift weights: flyes, bench press with barbell and dumbell, etc.
Dumbells can help to tone your pecs if you do the correct excercises.
the 3 clusters of PECs are Achievement Clusters , Planning Clusters and Power Clusters