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Chest Fly Exercises for Your Upper Body Workout
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Summary: Learn how to do dumbbell decline bench press exercises to build strength and muscle tone in this upper body workout and fitness video.
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"Now, I'm going to show you how to do the press on the decline bench. This exercise is going to work the lower portion of your pecks. So, what you want to do is grab the weight that is comfortable for you. Nice and comfortable. Lean back on the bench. Keep your head on the bench. Don't raise your head. No angles in your neck. Keep your back pressed into the bench. You want to start about here and just press that straight up. Slow and controlled motion, breathing normally. Start about here and straight up. Here straight up. The variation on this exercise is to start here, a slight bend in you elbows, come down into a fly, and press up. You can do this exercise from both angles and it will hit your lower pecks from both angles. Again, breathe normally. Don't extend past center. Protect your shoulders and up. Again, straight bench and the fly. that's the decline bench press."
eHow Article: Dumbell Decline Bench Press for Your Chest Workout
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