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Muscle activity in asymmetric bench press among resistance-trained individuals.

Atle Hole SaeterbakkenTom Erik J SolstadDavid G BehmNicolay StienMatthew Peter ShawHelene PedersenVidar Andersen
Published in: European journal of applied physiology (2020)
Asymmetric bench press loads reduced chest and shoulder muscle activity on the de-loaded side while maintaining the muscle activity for the loaded side. The authors recommend resistance-trained participants struggling with strength imbalances between sides, or activities require asymmetric force generation (i.e., alpine skiing or martial arts), to implement asymmetric training as a supplement to the traditional resistance training.
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