21K views · 89 reactions | 4 Common Cable Fly Mistakes — And What...

26K views · 375 reactions | The cable fly is a great exercise for building your chest - BUT what should you do if the exercise doesn’t feel right on one side? That’s what was happening to my patient & today you’ll see what we did! .Shout out @_riverafit for the opening stitched video & @muscleandmotion for the amazing anatomy graphics | Squat University | Facebook

Cable Chest Fly Variations Here are some cable fly variations you can add to your routine: High to low cable fly - Target: mid and lower chest bias - split stance - shoulders back, chest up Cable fly - target: entire chest - split stance Low to high cable fly - target: mid and upper chest bias - split stance - arms straight with a slight bend (keep them locked in this position) - think about brining biceps and elbows towards clavicle Note: - there are only 2 pec muscles. - these exercises might

🔥 Cable Chest Fly Variations – Build a Bigger Chest! 💪 ⬇️ Decline Cable Fly (High to Low) ▸ Set pulleys high and pull downward ▸ Focuses on the lower chest for a fuller look ➡️ Flat Cable Fly (Mid-Level) ▸ Adjust pulleys to chest height ▸ Movement stays level with your chest ▸ Focuses on overall pec development, emphasizing the mid-chest for balanced growth ⬆️ Incline Cable Fly (Low to High) ▸ Start with pulleys low and lift upward ▸ Targets the upper chest for better definition . 📲 Join our

Chest crossover cable fly variations.The chest crossover fly, specifically the standing crossover fly using cables, is an effective exercise for targeting the pectoral muscles, particularly the inner and outer aspects of the chest. This exercise can be performed using a cable machine with single-grip attachments set in a high position.#gymtok #gym #bodybuilding #fitness #chestworkout #chestflyes #workout #chest | Bodyfitness GYM