Chest
Chest exercises
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Bench Press
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Floor Press
Dumbbell Floor Press
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Squeeze Press
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Hex Press
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Chest Fly
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Incline Chest Fly
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Around the World
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Push-Up
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Incline Push-Up
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Decline Push-Up
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Feet-Elevated Push-Up
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Diamond Push-Up
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Knee Push-Up
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Archer Push-Up
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One-Arm Push-Up
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Clap Push-Up
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Deficit Push-Up
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Spiderman Push-Up
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Weighted Push-Up
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Dip
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How to choose chest exercises
Chest exercises include horizontal presses, incline presses and fly variations. Start with a press you can control through a comfortable range, then choose accessories that add something useful to your program. A long list of bench variations is a menu, not a checklist for one workout.
A flat press is a straightforward starting point. An incline changes the pressing angle; dumbbells allow independent hand paths; machines provide more support. A fly is a different arm action from a press, while close-grip, paused and partial presses are more specific choices. Select a variation because it fits your equipment or training goal, not because every chest session needs a new exercise.
Plan a session
For a simple chest session, use one main press and decide whether you need an additional press or fly afterward. Count triceps and front-shoulder work from the same sets when planning the rest of your upper-body training. Keep the main movement stable across sessions so changes in load or reps reflect the same task. More exercise names do not automatically create a better growth stimulus.
At home
Push-up variations and dumbbell floor presses are practical options when you do not have a bench. A floor press stops when the upper arms reach the floor, so keep its record separate from a full bench press. If you use a barbell at home, a secure rack setup matters as much as the available plates. Choose equipment you can start and finish with safely.
Every set feeds your chest level.
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