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Dumbbell Decline One Arm Fly
A single-arm decline fly that isolates one side of the lower chest while the free hand stabilizes, useful for fixing left-right strength and size gaps.
ChestDumbbellHorizontal adduction
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Primary
Pectoralis major
Secondary
Anterior deltoidsCoreBiceps
Equipment
Dumbbell
Pattern
Horizontal adduction
Setup
- 01Set a decline bench to roughly 15 to 30 degrees and secure the feet.
- 02Lie back holding one dumbbell extended above the lower chest, palm in.
- 03Grip the bench or place the free hand on the ribs for stability.
- 04Set a slight fixed bend in the working elbow.
Execution
- 01Lower the dumbbell out to the side in a wide arc until you feel a chest stretch.
- 02Keep the elbow bend constant through the descent.
- 03Reverse the arc, squeezing the chest to bring the dumbbell back over the body.
- 04Stop above the chest midline without rotating the torso.
Checkpoints
- -Torso stays square on the bench despite the one-sided load.
- -Elbow angle never changes during the rep.
- -The stretch is felt in the pec, not the front of the shoulder joint.
- -The arc is the same width on every rep.
Common mistakes
- -Twisting the torso toward the working arm.
- -Turning the fly into a press by bending the elbow at the bottom.
- -Dropping too deep and straining the shoulder capsule.
- -Using a weight suited for two-arm flys.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 3 sets of 10 to 15 reps per side, starting with the weaker side.
- -Match reps to the weaker side to close asymmetries over time.
- -Program after a bilateral press, not as a main strength movement.
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