When performing chest exercises, it’s crucial to maintain proper form to effectively target the chest muscles and prevent imbalances or injuries. One common issue is the overactivation of the rear delts (posterior deltoids), which can occur when the shoulders are rounded forward or the elbows are flared out excessively. This overactivation can lead to several …
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Preventing Rear Delt Dominance in Chest Workouts
In weight training, it’s crucial to maintain proper form to maximize results and minimize the risk of injury. One common issue during chest workouts is the activation of the rear deltoids, also known as the posterior deltoids, instead of the primary target muscles, the pectorals. This phenomenon, often referred to as “rear delt takeover,” occurs …