Chest exercises – Bowflex Revolution User Manual

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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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