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Bowflex Revolution - Decline Chest Fly Technique; Incline Chest Fly Technique

Bowflex Revolution
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30
Chest Exercises
Decline Chest Fly
START FINISH
START
Sit in the 45º position, reach
straight behind your body, grasp
the Hand Grips, and slightly bend
your elbows with your palms
facing forward.
Keeping knees bent and feet flat
on the floor, lay your head back
against the bench.
Start with your upper arms out
to the sides, level with your
shoulders.
Slowly move your arms parallel
to the floor and inward,
maintaining the elbow in a
slightly bent position throughout
the movement.
Slowly return to the Start position
keeping your chest muscles
tightened during the entire
motion.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Pectoralis Major; Anterior Deltoid
Bench Position:
45˚ incline
Accessory:
Long Hand Grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
5, 6, or 7
Success Tips
Maintain a 90º angle between your
upper arms and your torso throughout
the exercise.
Limit and control the range of motion so
that your elbows do not travel behind
your shoulders.
Keep your shoulder blades pinched
together and maintain good spinal
alignment.
Incline Chest Fly
START FINISH
START
Reach straight behind your
body, grasp the Hand Grips, and
slightly bend your elbows with
your palms facing forward.
Keeping knees bent and feet flat
on the floor, lay your head back
against the bench.
Start with your upper arms out
to the sides, level with your
shoulders.
Slowly move your arms up
and inward, maintaining the
elbow in a slightly bent position
throughout the movement.
Slowly return to the Start position
keeping your chest muscles
tightened during the entire
motion.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Pectoralis Major; Anterior Deltoid
Bench Position:
45˚ incline
Accessory:
Long Hand Grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
8, 9
Success Tips
Maintain a 90º angle between your
upper arms and your torso throughout
the exercise.
Limit and control the range of motion so
that your elbows do not travel behind
your shoulders.
Keep your shoulder blades pinched
together and maintain good spinal
alignment.

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