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Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly

Sculpt your chest at home! This resistance band fly isolates and strengthens your pectoral muscles. Beginner-friendly & effective.

The Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly mainly works the chest, with help from the back and triceps. You'll need: resistance bands.

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Required Equipment

Resistance Bands
Resistance Bands

Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly Muscles Worked

Primary

Upper Chest (pectoralis major, clavicular head); Chest (pectoralis major, sternal head)

Secondary

Boxer Muscle (serratus anterior); Triceps (triceps brachii)

How to do the Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly

  1. Setup:

    • Attach one end of the resistance band to a stable anchor point at or below waist height.

    • Stand facing away from the anchor point, holding the free end of the resistance band in your right hand.

  2. Positioning:

    • Stand with your feet shoulder-width apart for balance.

    • Slightly bend your knees and engage your core for stability.

    • Extend your right arm out in front of you, with a slight bend in the elbow. Your arm should be aligned with your shoulder.

  3. Movement:

    • Keeping your left hand on your hip or crossed over your body, slowly pull the resistance band diagonally downward and across your body to your left side.

    • Focus on squeezing your chest muscles as you bring your right arm across your body.

    • Keep your elbow slightly bent throughout the movement and avoid locking it.

  4. Return:

    • Slowly return your right arm back to the starting position, allowing the resistance band to stretch.

    • Maintain control of the band and avoid letting it snap back quickly.

  5. Repetitions:

    • Perform 10-15 repetitions on the right side, then switch to the left side, holding the band with your left hand and repeating the movement.

  6. Tips:

    • Keep your movements smooth and controlled.

    • Avoid arching your back; maintain an upright posture throughout the exercise.

    • Adjust the resistance of the band according to your fitness level. The tighter the band, the more resistance you'll experience.

Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly FAQs

What muscles does the Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly work?

The Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly mainly works the chest, with help from the back and triceps. The main muscles are the pectoralis major.

What equipment do you need for the Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly?

Resistance bands.

What workout day should the Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly go on?

It belongs on push day in a push/pull/legs routine.

What are some Resistance-Band Single-Arm Low Chest Fly variations and alternatives?

Similar exercises include the Band Standing Single-Arm Chest Fly, Alternating Band Low Chest Fly, Band Chest Fly and Band Single-Arm Chest Press.

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