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Jun 23 2017 10:54am
Yay or nay?
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Jun 23 2017 11:01am
Yes
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Jun 23 2017 12:55pm
Sey
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Jun 23 2017 02:17pm
yes, less range of motion
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Jun 23 2017 07:28pm
Quote (Tear @ Jun 23 2017 04:17pm)
yes, less range of motion


combined with a better moment arm
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Jun 23 2017 09:01pm
yes, useless
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Jun 24 2017 09:49am
I dunno why but 99% of the tim when I see someone on decline bench it's a black guy.
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#8
Jun 26 2017 10:19pm
seems easier to me
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Jun 27 2017 11:00am
always, minus shoulder injuries .
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Jun 27 2017 02:36pm
the finale of a muscle up.
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