ActivTrax

Pec Fly

Primary Muscles: Outer Pecs
  • Instructions
  • In Brief
  • Key Points

  1. Start Position Exhale as you slowly push the handles/pads together.
  2. Middle Position As you push, concentrate on keeping your arms, parallel with the direction of motion.
  3. End Position At the end position, keep the handles/pads aligned with your sternum. Keeping the slight bend in your elbow. Hold for 1/2 a second, squeezing your chest.
  4. Return to Middle Inhale as you slowly return to starting position.
  5. Return to Start At the start position. Hold for 1/2 a second, feeling the stretch in your chest, not your shoulders. Repeat the movement for the recommended number of repetitions.

Instructions

  1. Start Position Exhale as you slowly push the handles/pads together.
  2. Middle Position As you push, concentrate on keeping your arms, parallel with the direction of motion.
  3. End Position At the end position, keep the handles/pads aligned with your sternum. Keeping the slight bend in your elbow. Hold for 1/2 a second, squeezing your chest.
  4. Return to Middle Inhale as you slowly return to starting position.
  5. Return to Start At the start position. Hold for 1/2 a second, feeling the stretch in your chest, not your shoulders. Repeat the movement for the recommended number of repetitions.

Key Points

  1. Throughout the entire range of motion:

    • Keep your back straight and flat against the back rest, position your feet flat on the floor.
    • Note: Handles.
      • Keep your forearms, parallel with the direction of motion.
      • Keep the handle aligned with your sternum.
      • Keep a slight bend in your elbows.
      • Do not bend your wrists.
    • Note: Pads
      • Keep arms at 90 degree angle
      • Keep elbows in center of pad, and aligned with your sternum.

     

  2. Note: Handles.

    At end position, keep a slight bend in your elbows, do not bend your wrists.

    Note: Pads

    At end position, keep arms in 90 degree angle, and elbows in middle of pads.

  3. At start position, thrust your chest to prevent shoulder fatigue.

    • At start position, keep resistance on your chest.
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