

Incline Down Pulldown
Reps10 times
Calories burned36 kcal
LevelMedium

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Set the cable handles to the lowest possible position. Place an incline bench (45 degree incline) between the cables, select the desired weight, and grasp the cable handles. Lie down on a bench with your arms outstretched in front of your face. This will be your starting position. Bend your elbows slightly to avoid overstretching your biceps. As you inhale, lower your arms in a wide arc to either side of you until you feel a stretch in your chest muscles. Tip: keep in mind that during this exercise, the arms remain motionless, and the movement is performed only in the shoulder joint. As you exhale, return your hands to their original position along the same trajectory, tighten your chest. Lock your hands. Complete the required number of repetitions. Variations: You can perform this exercise using different bench angles, targeting different pecs.
How to perform the exercise
10 times
36 kcal
Control your movement and do not rush.
01
Setup
Set the cable handles to the lowest position and place an incline bench (45 degrees) between the cables.
02
Start
Take the handles, lie on the bench and bring your extended arms together in front of your face.
03
Fly
Slightly bend the elbows and inhale as you lower the arms in a wide arc to a chest stretch; the movement is only at the shoulder joint.
04
Bring together
Exhale and return the arms along the same path, squeezing the chest.
05
Hold
Lock the arms and perform the required reps.
Variants
Beginner
Use light weight and an angle up to 30 degrees.
Middle
Work at 45 degrees with a moderate weight.
Professional
Vary the bench angle for different chest areas.
Which muscles are working
Chest and triceps




Benefits of the exercise
Strength
Develops the upper chest.
Balance
The incline changes the emphasis.
Simply
Isolates the chest at an angle.
Contraindications
Acute shoulder pain.
Recent shoulder-joint injuries.
Medical prohibition of arm flies.
Recommendations
Angle
Match it to the goal.
Elbows
Keep them slightly bent.
Tempo
Lower the arms slowly.





