With its 60° back angle, the Super Incline Chest Press from the Titanium Strength Elite Series specifically targets the clavicular portion of the chest and the anterior deltoid muscle. Independent, converging arms allow for bilateral and unilateral training—the professional alternative to steep incline bench press exercises.

Key Benefits

• 60° back angle: steep incline for maximum activation of the upper chest and anterior deltoid
• Spinal Protection: The backrest prevents hyperextension and protects the spine when lifting heavy loads
• Independent Converging Arms: Bilateral and Unilateral Training for Symmetrical Muscle Development
• Between the shoulder press and the incline bench press: a unique range of motion for more intense upper chest development

Technical Specifications

• Type: Incline Chest Press (lever-arm machine)
• Back angle: 60°
• Arms: independent, converging
• Series: Elite Series

Applications

For bodybuilders and competitive athletes who want to train the upper chest and anterior deltoid more intensively than with the classic incline bench—also ideal for those with shoulder limitations. Muscles worked: Pectoralis major (clavicular portion), anterior deltoid, triceps brachii.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What's the difference from a regular incline bench press?
The steeper 60° angle places even more emphasis on the upper chest and front deltoids than the usual 30–45° angle of a standard incline bench.

Can I train each side separately?
Yes, the independent converging arms allow for completely unilateral training.

Which muscles are worked?
Pectoralis major (clavicular portion), anterior deltoid, and triceps brachii.

Is the machine suitable for people with limited shoulder mobility?
Yes, thanks to its guided motion path, it is ideal even for people with limited shoulder mobility.