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JM Press

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This power triceps exercise is a mix of bench press and skull crushers.

How to JM Press

Starting Position

1. Lie on the bench and grip the barbell with a narrow grip.

2. Start with your arms extended straight.

Proper Form

1. Lower your elbows and move the barbell towards your collarbone.

2. Push the barbell up using your triceps strength.

Breathing Technique

Breathe in while going down, and exhale while pushing.

Precautions

1. Keep the elbow path steady and fixed.

2. Adjust the weight to avoid straining the shoulders.

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