

Dip-ups on the uneven bars - an option for working out the pectoral muscles
Reps10 times
Calories burned123 kcal
LevelMedium

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Hold the body on weight with outstretched arms, as shown in the figure. This will be your starting position. As you inhale, lower yourself down while tilting your torso forward about 30 degrees, slowly bending your elbows until you feel a stretch in your chest muscles. As you exhale, return to the starting position using the pectoral muscles. Tip: Don't forget to tighten your chest at the end of this movement. Complete the required number of repetitions. Variations: If this is your first time doing this exercise, and you doubt your abilities, you can use a special simulator. These machines use a counterweight to help you press your own weight. If this is not possible, use the help of a partner who will support the legs. As you gain experience and strength, you will be able to perform the exercise with extra weight using plates attached to your belt.
How to perform the exercise
10 times
123 kcal
Control your movement and do not rush.
01
Starting position
Hold your body suspended on extended arms.
02
Lowering
Inhale and lower yourself, leaning your torso forward about 30 degrees and slowly bending your elbows until you feel a stretch in your chest.
03
Rising
Exhale and return to the starting position using your chest muscles; squeeze your chest at the end.
04
Repeat
Perform the required number of reps.
05
Spotting
If unsure, use an assisted dip machine or a spotter.
06
Progression
Over time, add weight using a dip belt.
Variants
Beginner
Perform with foot support or in an assisted machine, with minimal forward lean.
Middle
Work through a full range with about 30 degrees of forward lean.
Professional
Add extra weight on a belt and perform a slow lowering phase.
Which muscles are working
Chest and arms




Benefits of the exercise
Strength
Builds chest strength.
Balance
Improves torso control and coordination.
Simply
Adds variety to chest training.
Contraindications
Acute pain in the shoulders, chest or elbows.
Recent injuries to the shoulder, chest or wrists.
Medical prohibition of strength training.
Recommendations
Lean
Lean your torso forward to emphasize the chest.
Elbows
Do not flare your elbows too wide.
Spotting
Use a spotter or assistance.





