Live Lean Nation, on today’s exercise demonstration, I’m showing you how to do standing resistance band incline fly.
The Standing Resistance Band Incline Fly is an exercise that targets your chest.
Watch the STANDING RESISTANCE BAND INCLINE FLY: exercise demonstration video above.
To perform STANDING RESISTANCE BAND INCLINE FLY:
1. Anchor one end of the resistance bands to a solid and stable object.
2. Grab the handles of the resistance bands and face away from the anchor point and step forward to increase the resistance of the bands. You can use a staggered stance for more stability.
3. With your elbows soft, extend your arms out to the sides at shoulder level with a palms facing in grip.
4. Keeping your elbows soft, and arms extended, contract your chest to move your hands towards each other in an arcing motion at shoulder height.
5. Feel the squeeze, then under control, reverse the movement back to the starting position.
6. Repeat.
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