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  2. If the incline bench press targets your upper chest by raising your body's position, the decline bench press does the opposite and targets your lower chest. You'll still recruit some of the same secondary muscles, but one major difference is that you will likely be able to lift more weight than on a flat or incline bench.
    www.active.com/fitness/articles/incline-vs-decline-…
    The flat vs incline vs decline bench press positions all similarly train the pecs, triceps, shoulders, and back, but the change in upper body position alters the range of motion and muscles emphasized. Furthermore, the incline bench press has the largest range of motion, and the decline bench press has the shortest.
    powerliftingtechnique.com/incline-vs-decline-bench/
    The decline and incline bench press both target the chest, shoulders, and arms. However, in an incline bench press, the bench is set to 15 to 30 degrees on an incline. Your upper body is on an upward slope. This targets your upper pecs instead. It also works the anterior deltoids more than the decline version.
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