Avoid These Dumbbell Chest Fly Mistakes! πͺ
Learn common errors like straight arms at the bottom to improve your dumbbell chest flys and prevent injury.

Andrew Kwong (DeltaBolic)
4.6M views β’ Dec 23, 2024

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Common Mistakes to Avoid During Dumbbell Chest Flys
1. Straight Arms at the Bottom
Mistake: Keeping your arms completely straight at the bottom of the movement can strain your shoulders.
Correction: Keep your arms slightly bent to reduce shoulder tension and prevent injury.
2. Elbows Too High
Mistake: Raising your elbows to or above shoulder level increases the risk of shoulder injuries.
Correction: Keep your elbows slightly below shoulder level for safer and more effective chest activation.
3. Bent Arms at the Top
Mistake: Maintaining bent arms at the top of the movement limits chest engagement.
Correction: Gradually straighten your arms as you approach the top to fully engage your chest muscles.
4. Rolled Shoulders/Flat Chest
Mistake: Rolling your shoulders forward flattens your chest and reduces chest engagement.
Correction: Keep your shoulders rolled back and your chest up throughout the movement for optimal form and muscle activation.
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1. Straight Arms at the Bottom
Mistake: Keeping your arms completely straight at the bottom of the movement can strain your shoulders.
Correction: Keep your arms slightly bent to reduce shoulder tension and prevent injury.
2. Elbows Too High
Mistake: Raising your elbows to or above shoulder level increases the risk of shoulder injuries.
Correction: Keep your elbows slightly below shoulder level for safer and more effective chest activation.
3. Bent Arms at the Top
Mistake: Maintaining bent arms at the top of the movement limits chest engagement.
Correction: Gradually straighten your arms as you approach the top to fully engage your chest muscles.
4. Rolled Shoulders/Flat Chest
Mistake: Rolling your shoulders forward flattens your chest and reduces chest engagement.
Correction: Keep your shoulders rolled back and your chest up throughout the movement for optimal form and muscle activation.
Size & Shred Training program
ππ» deltabolic.com
Inquiries: deltabolic@gmail.com
Follow me on:
Tiktok https://tiktok.com/@deltabolic
IG: https://Instagram.com/deltabolic
Facebook: https://facebook.com/deltabolic
Threads: https://threads.net/deltabolic
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