The inclined fly targets the upper pectorals and a great way to improve chest development. The shoulders play a secondary role while the triceps stabilize the movement. The exercise is an effective way to isolate the hard to develop upper chest muscle.
To properly perform this exercise with resistance bands, create a nice stable base for yourself with your feet, stabilize your core, and make sure to have tension at the beginning of the range of motion.
Anchor the resistance bands to a solid and stable object at ankle height.
- Starting position: Grab the handles of the resistance bands, palms facing each other, and face away from the anchor point, and step forward to increase the resistance of the bands. With your elbows soft, extend your arms out to the sides at shoulder level.
- Exhale as you contract your chest to move your hands towards each other in an arcing motion at shoulder height. Keep your elbows soft, and arms extended.
- Inhale and slowly return to the starting position.
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