Incline Dumbbell Press

Sit on the seat of an incline bench with the dumbbells resting on their ends on your knees.
 
Rock your body back onto the incline bench, which should enable you to comfortably move the dumbbells to a point directly above you shoulder joints (this move should be reversed at the end of the exercise, with your knees pulled in to the dumbbells and then rocking up to a sitting position).
 
Your hands should be about 3-4 inches wider than shoulder width, with your palms facing in the direction of your feet.
 
Lower the weights, with your upper arms moving directly out to the sides, to a point as low as possible without any discomfort and with your hands aligned with the center of your chest.
 
Press the dumbbells to the starting position; do not lock your elbows at the top.
 
The entire motion should be done in a smooth, controlled manner that lasts about 3 seconds, with the downward movement no faster than the upward.
 
Do not use a bouncing motion at the bottom of the movement and always keep your buttocks on the bench.