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Back Pec Stretch
A static stretch that opens the chest and the front of the shoulders, used to offset pressing volume and desk posture and to support a stronger pulling position.
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Primary
Pectoralis major
Secondary
Anterior deltoidsBicepsUpper back
Equipment
Bodyweight
Pattern
Static stretch
Setup
- 01Stand tall next to a doorway, rack upright, or wall.
- 02Place the forearm on the surface with the elbow at shoulder height.
- 03Set the feet in a small split stance for balance.
- 04Brace the core lightly so the stretch comes from the shoulder, not the spine.
Execution
- 01Rotate the torso slowly away from the fixed arm.
- 02Stop at a strong but comfortable stretch across the chest and front shoulder.
- 03Hold while breathing slowly, letting the stretch deepen slightly.
- 04Release, then repeat on the other side.
Checkpoints
- -Stretch is felt in the chest and front of the shoulder, not as a pinch in the joint.
- -Ribs stay down; the lower back does not arch to fake range.
- -Shoulder stays down away from the ear.
- -Breathing stays slow and continuous.
Common mistakes
- -Forcing the stretch into painful joint territory.
- -Arching the lower back and rotating the spine instead of the shoulder.
- -Holding the breath.
- -Setting the elbow far above or below shoulder height without intent.
Programming notes
- -Hold 20 to 45 seconds for 2 to 3 rounds per side.
- -Use after pressing sessions or between back sets to open the chest.
- -Keep pre-training holds shorter to avoid blunting pressing performance.
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