The Top 3 Band Chest Fly Advantages
Enhance your chest workouts with the band chest fly exercise—learn how resistance bands boost muscle engagement, convenience, and upper body strength.
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Top Muscles Worked During Close Grip Pulldowns
Key Takeaways * Close grip pulldowns are a highly effective exercise for developing upper body strength, primarily engaging the back and arm muscles. * The latissimus dorsi is the primary muscle worked during close grip pulldown exercises, with additional support from the biceps, forearms, rhomboids, and trapezius. * While the close grip variation