Tapered - Back & Chest with Chase Bergner
7 April 2021
|Updated 29 November 2024
Check out his lifts and some of the intermittent stretching and total ROM failure that he does.
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Combining antagonist muscle groups has many benefits including:
- efficient use of time 
- massive boost in metabolism 
- incredible pump 
For Chase Bergner, pairing chest and back works great for him not only for the massive pump in the deltoids and lats, 2 of the most important components to the Tapered look, but also because he can connect with his rear delts a lot better this way. Check out his lifts and some of the intermittent stretching and total ROM failure that he does.
FULL WORKOUT:
- Lat pulldowns: 3 sets 8-12 reps (double drop set on the last set)(10 second stretch at the end the end of each set) 
 SUPERSET with
 Dumbbell rear lateral raises: 3 sets of 12-15 reps (isometric hold for 3 sets of 10 seconds on the last set)
- Dumbbell presses: 3 sets of 8-12 reps 
 SUPERSET with
 Weighted neutral grip pull-ups (body weight for AMRAP on the last set)
- Cable rows: 3 sets of 8-12 reps (emphasis on the stretch on the last set) 
 SUPERSET with
 Dumbbell laterals: 3 sets of 15-20 reps (full ROM failure on the last set)
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