Best upper chest exercises
First, ensure that you're progressively overloading your muscles. You have to work them good every session, rest, then work it again. Eating a lot is essential as well. Your clavicular pectoralis does have separate nerve endings. To specifically control that group. I should first say that any lift that works your chest will hit your upper chest to some degree: Bench Press Chest flies (don't do these) Dips & Weighted dips (they actually work your upper and lower pectoralis more than bench press according to EMR tests) Push ups, etc. (Try resistance band push ups) To specifically try to isolate your upper chest, I found this handy guide: I'll paraphrase the tips here for posterity. The key to working your upper chest is to first be sure that you're actually working your upper chest. The upper chest has 2 purposes: to move your arms up and to bring them together. To ensure you're actually working your upper chest you'll want to figure out the posture that en...