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    Band middle fly Exercise Guide

    Band middle fly demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Pectoralis Major
    Equipment
    Band
    Body Part
    Chest
    Primary Muscle
    Pectoralis Major
    Secondary Muscles
    Deltoid Lateral, Pectoralis Major Clavicular Head, Biceps Brachii
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    intermediate
    Estimated Calories
    4
    Alternate Names
    Middle Chest Fly

    How to: Band middle fly

    1. Stand with feet shoulder-width apart and the band secured behind you.
    2. Hold the band with both hands, arms extended out to the sides.
    3. Keeping your elbows slightly bent, bring your hands forward to meet in front of your chest.
    4. Pause for a moment at the top before slowly returning to the starting position.
    5. Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Rounding the shoulders forward during the exercise.
    • Not fully extending the arms back to the start.
    • Using momentum instead of controlled movements.

    Modifications

    • Use a lighter band for beginners to ensure proper form.
    • Perform the exercise seated to reduce strain on lower back.

    Tips

    • Keep your elbows slightly bent throughout the movement.
    • Focus on squeezing your chest as you bring the band together.
    • Maintain a stable stance to avoid straining your back.

    Band middle fly Alternatives

    Band low fly

    Band low fly

    Body Part: Chest

    Tags

    chest
    strength
    band
    pectoralis major
    upper body
    fitness

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