Dumbbell chest fly.
Chest flyes on floor.
Maintain your slightly flexed elbows neutral wrist position and contact of your head shoulder butt and feet with the bench and floor riser.
Chest fly can be done lying on the floor or on a weight bench for just a little more range of motion.
Chest fly on floor the first option is to get down on the floor and do the movement here.
How to do it.
The exercise is the floor pause dumbbell fly.
If you want to build a bigger chest you definitely don t want to shoo away this fly or these nine variations.
With this floor version the triceps should touch the floor but not the dumbbells.
Dumbbell chest flies may help strengthen arm and shoulder muscles and open up the chest muscles.
Before we start flying let s stay on the ground and review what it means to fly.
This makes the chest do more work without compromising shoulder health.
This is one of the best flye variations you can do for pecs.
It turns out that the floor fly might be a.
Inhale and slowly lower the dumbbells in unison in a wide arc until they lie level with your shoulders or chest.
Doing so does reduce the range of motion but that is unavoidable and arguably safer without an exercise bench.
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Keep the dumbbells parallel with each other during the movement.
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Dumbbell chest flyes are usually done on a bench or stability ball but there is absolutely nothing to say you can t do this popular chest exercise on the floor.
As a matter of fact i m no.
Lie on the floor with two dumbbells above your shoulders arms 15 degrees shy of full extension with palms facing lower the weights in an arching motion.
Some benefits of doing the movement on the ground is that you won t have to worry about any sort of shoulder tear because what s going to happen is even if you lose control the dumbbells are going to stop when they hit the floor.
I learned it from bodybuilding legend bill pearl.
Pause briefly at the bottom of each rep.