Bodybuilding Tips: Compound Sets for the Chest


Bodybuilding tips using compound sets for the chest(pectorals). I’m demonstrating the Incline press and chest fly in this video. I love using drop sets and compound s set for muscle growth. These are the two best bodybuilding techniques for muscle growth.

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10 Responses to “Bodybuilding Tips: Compound Sets for the Chest”

  1. a more efficient compound set would be:
    first part shoulbe a an isolation exercise (8-10 reps) and the second part schould be a compund exercise ( 10-12 reps).
    This way the muscle will be fatigued and now it can be worked evern harder by using a compound exercice with support of other muscle groups to fully fatigue the primary muscle!
    for example: 1) Flys
    2) Incline benchpress

  2. MrVENICEBEACH on April 4th, 2010 at 2036

    mine is 52..kiss it!

  3. andrewgaulin on April 4th, 2010 at 2042

    This workout is helping me out alot and those can also be called super sets. My chest is growing some and check out my video on
    My channel to see what I mean

  4. yeah well mine is 51

  5. Stingfan200010 on April 4th, 2010 at 2215

    my chest size is like 50 inces

  6. 20 reps is primarily for cutting, but you will still get some muscular stimulation for growth.

  7. mozisfitness on April 4th, 2010 at 2245

    A super set is doing 2 exercises back to back for different body parts. Ex. bench press and row. A compound set is doing 2 exercises back to back of the same muscle group.

  8. Is that not a super set your doing there? A “compund” exercise is and exercise that using different muscle. e.g bench press uses pecs, front delts and triceps. Squats uses quads, glutes, hamstrings and calves. What your doing there is an compund exercise then an isolation exercise so its really a superset.

  9. mozisfitness on April 4th, 2010 at 2319

    I’m demonstrating how to do a compound set. I was going to fatigue with both sets. This is a bodybuilding technique that I have used with clients and myself. Its to build muscle, not to cut.

  10. maxcharbonneau on April 5th, 2010 at 0002

    thanks for the video but question… what exactly are you training/demonstrating? You did 20 reps on the incline… so you’re showing how to cut?

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