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When I workout my chest I do incline pushups and decline pushups, and i've ben doing those a few times a week for months. I'm getting results on other body parts im working out but chest feels like its lagging behind. I work out from home, and really only have access to dumbbells but I recently got access to one of those workout seats / benches that you can adjust the angle of, so I wanted to switch up my chest routine.

I was thinking of switching out the pushup variations for Incline dumbbell presses, flat dumbbell presses and dumbbell chest flys and I just wanted to know the general consensus on these exercises, i guess. Thanks

Hey guys, I'm more curious than anything and while I probably won't go for this, but I still would like to know. Basically, I'm a young guy and my facial hair grows quickly and is pretty dark (I manually shave every second day) and I have shadowing on my Mustache and beard areas respectively, so I was wondering if I did some laser hair removal appointments not to fully get rid of my Mustache hair but rather to try get rid of the shadowing (probably 4 - 5 sessions I'd guess as I don't want to fully get rid of it all) would it look strange if you have no shadowing on your Mustache but have it on your face / neck?

Just curious about other people's thoughts, thanks.

I'm going to ask some questions in regards to mens fitness but all the subs I've found 100% full of "keep bulking, build more muscle, dirty bulk" etc and I'm not interested in getting that type of body and getting ripped, my goal is a bit different to the norm I guess, so I just want to find a subreddit with active people that might be able to answer my questions regarding that. I still have to sort of figure out exactly what I want to say and stuff but yeah, just pre-emptively trying to find the subreddit I need, any help much appreciated!

As the title says im having my first session in a few days, and I've been getting mixed info, so I wanted to ask knowledgeable people. Im doing quite a few body parts (arms, arm pits, legs etc) and I know I have to shave beforehand but im a bit confused. Do I shave against the grain (for a clean, closer shave) or with the grain (to avoid nicking skin, ingrown hairs etc)? I've heard people say to go with and i've also heard some say to instead go against the grain, and the internet itself has offer various results. Please help me out! Thanks