🔥 The Right Way to Do Chest Fly’s Chest Fly’s aren’t about lifting heavy weight — they’re about control and tension. Slow down the movement, keep a slight bend in your elbows, and focus on squeezing the chest at the top. If you feel this exercise more in your shoulders than your chest, your form needs fixing. Train with intention, not momentum, and your chest development will change. Sets & Reps: • 3–4 sets • 10–15 controlled reps Per Week: • 2–3 times per week • Total: 10–14 effective sets per

Tips for a better Chest Fly: Check out this video where I go over my Chest Flys tips. ✅ Keep a slight bend in your arms, with elbows positioned just below chest level throughout the movement. ✅ Ensure your elbows point slightly backward (up). ✅ Keep your chest open and your shoulders pulled down. ❌ Don’t bend your arms too much, as this reduces the stretch. ❌ Avoid letting your elbows point downward. ❌ Don’t let your shoulders move forward or allow your chest to close. These adjustments can grea

139K views · 7K reactions | Chest Fly Variations on Pec Deck | Target Every Part of Your Chest • Leaning slightly back → more focus on the lower chest • Leaning forward → more emphasis on the upper chest • Upright posture → balanced work for the entire chest Control the movement, feel the stretch, and train with intention — not just weight. #ChestWorkout #PecDeck #ChestTraining #GymTips | Dmitrij Fleming | 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