Cable Low Fly

Cable Low Fly

Description

The cable low fly uses two cable pulleys set at the lowest position, pulling the handles upward in a fly arc that finishes at chest or face height. The low-to-high path emphasizes the clavicular (upper) portion of the pectoralis major.

Muscle Group

Equipment Required

Cable Low Fly Instructions

  1. Set two cable pulleys to the lowest position. Attach D-handles.
  2. Stand between the cables. Grip both handles at your sides (low).
  3. Step forward into a staggered stance.
  4. Arc both handles upward and together in front of your upper chest or face.
  5. Squeeze your upper chest when hands meet.
  6. Slowly lower back to the sides under control.
  7. Maintain slight elbow bend throughout.
  8. Aim for 12 to 15 reps per set.

Cable Low Fly Form & Visual

Cable Low Fly

Cable Low Fly Benefits

  • Emphasizes the upper (clavicular) chest
  • Low-to-high arc targets different fibers than horizontal flies
  • Constant cable tension throughout
  • Easy to load progressively
  • Excellent for upper chest development
  • Joint-friendly

Cable Low Fly Muscles Worked

  • Pectoralis major (clavicular head)
  • Anterior deltoid
  • Serratus anterior

Cable Low Fly Variations & Alternatives