Top 8 chest workouts at home with bricks. Which you can follow to achieve an attractive and beautiful chest. Everyone is desperate to get strong and muscular chests. But due to lack of time and financial power you cannot go to the gym and work hard to make a strong chest. So, today we will tell you the following workouts with bricks:
Warm-Up For Chest Workouts with Bricks
We should warm up before doing any kind of physical activity
Dumbbell Pullover
It is the last exercise in out list which is an effective exercise for the chest and back muscles, which improves shoulder mobility and improve full body stability.
- Lie on a flat bench and hold a brick and make the movement as shown in the video above.
Incline Crucifix Flies
Very few people apply this exercise but it is effective in making the upper chest thick.
Incline Dumbbell Pullover
The incline dumbbell pullover breaks the fibres of your chest well which gives you good shape.
- For this, the angle of your bench should be 45 degrees upwards.
- All you have to do is make sure that your elbow does not turn into it.
Flat Bench Dumbbell Press
Similar to bench press but uses bricks instead of dumbbells
- Harder than barbell as it is difficult to lift weight higher than shoulder level
- There is no significant difference between muscle activation and movement between the barbell bench press and the flat bench dumbbell press with bricks
Flat Dumbbells Fly
This exercise makes the overall chest thick and helps in giving round shape to the chest.
Bottom line
If you can’t afford a gym, try these home workouts and follow them correctly.
- Maintain a healthy balanced diet to keep yourself fit and steady
- Sources
- Clavicular head
- Pars clavicularis
- Sternocleidomastoid muscle
- Pectoralis minor muscle – https://www.kenhub.com/en/library/anatomy/pectoralis-minor-muscle
- Serratus Anterior
- Latissimus dorsi muscle
Incline Cable Fly
This exercise will train the pectoral major muscles
Seated Chest Machine Press
Machine press: In this exercise, the chest has to be squeeze and hard pressed inward and gradually brought to the shoulder outwards.