This is done just like the regular
dumbbell flys keeping the bench inclined 45 degrees but lower the weight on to your upper chest.
This is done just like the regular
dumbbell flys keeping the bench declined at 45 degrees but lower the weight on to your lower chest.
Not exact matches
Since the
dumbbell fly involves a retraction of the scapula, a movement which co-operates with the rotator cuff muscles, it can significantly strengthen the latter, thereby
keeping shoulder injury away.
Moving one arm at a time in exercises like a
dumbbell press or
fly, drives your midsection to work against the rotation to
keep your hips square and your back straight.
Keep these rules in mind while hammering your chest with
dumbbell flies to ensure that your pec fibers have received the stimulus they need for full development: