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Tricep Dip Or Seated Dip Machine?

Mr mac

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Do you prefer the seated dip hammer strength type machine for tris or the classic dip with the body upright. What do you feel hits your tris more
 
I love the hammer seated dip machine I seem to get a better pump off it :) perhaps my form isn't too good on the dip bars :blush: but the hammer machine gets my vote everytime :thumbup1:
 
I prefer heavy weighted dips keeping the elbows tucked in.
 
Weighted dips, elbows tucked also
 
Both
 
Dip Machine. Seems easier on my elbows
 
I think it can sometimes be difficult to keep the body in an upright position when doing freeweight dips for tri's, especially if rotators are weak/injured (like me), so it's a no-brainer to do the machine variation where keeping the body vertical and the arms behind me is much 'easier' an I can hit tri's just where I need to...lower/medial/inner head
 
Bodyweight dips for me every time.
 
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Some great answers.
Ok switch it up a bit anyone do the old fashioned bench dips with plates on the nads
 
Some great answers.
Ok switch it up a bit anyone do the old fashioned bench dips with plates on the nads
Nope.
Tried it a couple of times and it hurts my shoulders.
Machine dips also hurt my shoulders when I go super heavy so I prefer the free weight.

Actually any tricep specific exercise hurts my elbows so I stick to compounds.
Dips, shoulder width declines and football bar flat bench are my only tricep moves.
 
Some great answers.
Ok switch it up a bit anyone do the old fashioned bench dips with plates on the nads
Yep use to do these in my old Gym but no need now as the Gym I train in now is better equipt
But I got a wicked pump with these super setting with tricep push down

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Body weight dips while holding a dumbbell with my feet. Nearly impossible to lean forward which is my tendency, especially with a belt and hanging weight.


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