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The bench press is a compound push exercise that activates a number of upper-body muscle groups. These groups include the pectorals, deltoids, triceps, biceps, trapezius and core muscles. You can shift the emphasis of the press to specific muscle groups in that span by widening or narrowing your grip on the bar, by replacing a barbell with dumbbells, or by performing the press on an inclined or declined bench.
Muscle activation. Push Ups and Bench Press mainly do the same thing â they target chest, front shoulders, triceps and lats in a pushing motion. However, when doing Bench Press the weight moves and the upper body is stabilised on a bench, which makes it easier to focus on your chest and push more weight. In Push Ups the body is moving instead, so the exercise involves more joint motion and importantly - more core activation for stabilisation.