Sit on the edge of a horizontally oriented weight bench, and place a set of dumbbells on your lap. Kick the weights back, shift your shoulder blades onto the bench, and press the weights straight up.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One of your chest day staples has got to go. It's time to say goodbye to the dumbbell fly. The fly isn't exactly the worst ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. CHEST DAY WORKOUTS generally fall into one of two camps. The first (and most prevalent) is pressing exercises, like the ...

Incline dumbbell flyes are a great variation to isolate your pectoral muscles and give them some width. Step1: Lie on an incline bench with a dumbbell in each hand on top of your thighs, palms facing ...

Dumbbell Flyes help to strengthen the chest (pectoral) muscles. For maximum benefit, include them alongside other common chest exercises, such as Pushups and Chest Presses. This allows for developing ...

When it comes to chest-developing exercises, the fly ranks as one of the most popular among gym goers. But there’s a lesser-utilised variation that may just give you better – and safer – gains. The ...

As much as you think it may do, building a bigger, stronger chest doesn’t require a complicated workout routine or endless bench pressing. In fact, in a recent YouTube video, Strength Coach and ...

Once a month, I use my weekly column to show you how to do a particular exercise. This month let’s look at dumbbell flyes. Primary muscles targeted include the chest and shoulders. Dumbbell flyes also ...