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Standing
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
to pull arms further behind. Hold stretch.
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views: 16875
No Equipment
Standing, Arms Behind
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
up behind shoulders. Hold stretch.
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(1 user rating)
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views: 15720
Fixed Bar
Fixed Bar, Straight Arm
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
in opposite direction of fixed arm. Hold stretch.
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(3 user ratings)
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views: 15355
Fixed Bar
Fixed Bar, Bent Arm
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
in opposite direction of fixed arm. Hold stretch.
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(2 user ratings)
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views: 141268
No Equipment
Standing, Hands Behind Head
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
and shoulders to pull elbow back. Hold stretch.
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(0 user ratings)
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views: 12936
Fixed Bar
Fixed Bar
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
and extend arms. Hold stretch.
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rated:
(1 user rating)
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views: 10309
Broomstick
Broomstick, Behind Shoulders
target muscles:
Pectoralis Major, Sternal
type
: static
back behind shoulders. Keep arms slightly flexed. Hold stretch.
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rated:
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views: 32910