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Old 12-13-2005, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Chuck
Hey guys I've noticed a problem with my middle chest area.
Hey dude, I feel your pain. Unfortunately, I've found that you cannot specifically target a portion or area of a muscle, only shift some emphasis on it. Your chest muscle operates as a whole. Running on this train of thought, can you flex your inner chest without flexing your entire pec? The answer is no. ;) Therefore, if you start getting into the mindset of using cables and the like trying to "isolate" your inner chest, you'll never grow.

Fortunately, your chest will grow as a whole as long as you continue to have faith in moving progressively heavier weight with compound lifts (ie. flat/incline/decline/whatever) If you continue to build the thickness of your chest, your deficiencies will iron themselves out.
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