Didn't feel chest during push workout

I'm a girl and get a similar thing! I really try and focus on engaging my chest but it never seems to ache like my arms.
It could just be a case that your pecs aren't being worked as much as your triceps during your workout because your triceps are smaller muscles and need to work harder to manage the weights.
Like you said, the other possibility is form. Best advice is before you start a movement, think about where it's coming from. So brace your core and chest, and you know the 'mind to muscle connection' people talk about? Imagine the movement coming from your body not just your arms. So taking the chest press for example, don't just straighten your arm but think about squeezing your pecs, then your triceps and biceps then push the weight away.

You really didn't feel your chest during flyes or crossovers? These should be isolation exercises for the chest. It sounds like you may be doing them incorrectly. What I would suggest is to not think so much about lifting the weight up, but think about trying to pull your upper arm across your body, like you're trying to give someone a hug. That's the main function of the pecs... Adduction across the body. If you want to squeeze pecs at rest, try to hug an imaginary person in front of you. You should feel a contraction then.

If you're not feeling pecs on presses, that may even out over time. I remember when I was a beginner I only felt triceps on presses because they were the weak link, but that evened out as my triceps got stronger. But I'd still suggest thinking about trying to pull your arm across your body even though your elbows are extending and flexing this time.

ah i kind of feel it when i do the imaginary hug! although it kind of feels like im just sticking out my collar bones
thanks for the tips!!

That's good you feel it a bit now. The fact you say you feel like you're sticking out your collar bones tells me you're rounding your shoulders to bring your arms across your body. Try and pin your shoulders back and down, like you're trying to pinch a pen between your shoulder blades, and while keeping them in this position, now try and do the imaginary hug. This should keep the shoulder muscles (deltoids) out of it a bit and emphasise the chest more. Hopefully you feel the pec contraction more and that's what you should to feel during presses.

ah ok that does make a little difference but still tbh not much. could i just have like little/no chest muscle? is that even possible? i cant exactly feel for the muscle

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the exercises were:
• Lying Press
• Lying Decline Press
• Lying Flyes
• Alternating Crossovers
• Overhead Tricep Ext
• Shoulder Press
• Skull Crushers
• Lateral Raises
• Tricep Kickbacks

U can have little but not none, most people can't feel chest during their exercises when they first start if you do those exercises properly, it is physically impossible for you to not use your chest. Also where did you get this program? Looks really bad imo.

14t, how many reps and sets did you do of each exercise? You may benefit from choosing 4 or 5 of those exercises and focusing on those in ones session. Choose a weight that challenges you but you can do 8-12 reps of. You can switch up the exercises you do each session so you're not always doing the same thing. Then have a rest and do three sets before moving onto the next exercise.
Your workout may be shorter but good form is way more beneficial than doing loads of reps in poor form.

update for anyone, i ended up feeling DOMS in my chest but just not during the workout? weird?

By any chance, do you know what DOMS stands for?

delayed onset muscle soreness?

idk i just meant i felt muscle soreness the next day