Reverse Fly with a Band

Last Update: January 21, 2010

Video By: LIVESTRONG.COM

Reverse flys with a band activates your rhomboids - the muscles in your back that stabilize and pack your shoulders. They should be performed by anyone in the prep phase of their workout. Beginners can also perform these to set the building blocks for more advanced upper body exercises that demand strong neutral spine. Learn how to perform this exercise in this training video brought to you by Inflict Training.

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  • Pack shoulders and get into neutral spine (chest up, abs drawn)
  • Shoulders down and stabilize core
  • Keep arms straight and activate back of shoulders
  • Activate glutes

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Video Transcript

Shoulders, reverse fly with a band. Keep the resistance very light for this exercise. It's a small, controlled movement. Keep your chest tall, shoulders packed, arms extended and wrists slightly bent.

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