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    replacement for flys?

    Can you guys give me a good comparable exercise to dumbell flys? I seem to be getting some shoulder issues doing it just like another poster here.

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    maybe try some cable crossovers for a little while

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    i have shoulder issues too with dumbell flyes...now i do pec deck machine exclusively...and it does a great job...anytime i need a little change i hit cable flyes...

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    not a big fan of the pec deck myself

    cable crossovers do however make a nice addition to a chest routine.

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    Cables flies pec deck girlie men exercises

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    Quote Originally Posted by HardTrainer
    Cables flies pec deck girlie men exercises
    wow that was a mature, well calculated repsonse

    cable flies work well for me i'm not going to stop doing them because some moron on the internet thinks they are "girlie exercises"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu
    wow that was a mature, well calculated repsonse

    cable flies work well for me i'm not going to stop doing them because some moron on the internet thinks they are "girlie exercises"
    you mean you "feel" them and oh and they "pump" you up well good for you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu
    wow that was a mature, well calculated repsonse

    cable flies work well for me i'm not going to stop doing them because some moron on the internet thinks they are "girlie exercises"
    Yup I agree. I did some cable flys today for the first time in a while and they were great. I did them so that they hit everything from my shoulders to bis to chest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HardTrainer
    you mean you "feel" them and oh and they "pump" you up well good for you
    when you manage to find the time and brain power to come up with a sensible response let me know..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stu
    when you manage to find the time and brain power to come up with a sensible respones let me know..

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    They are all "fluff" exercises. I don't bother. I don't really have a chest though so what do I know.

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    Some people just love to hate

    I'd go for cable crossovers, a great exercise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HardTrainer
    Cables flies pec deck girlie men exercises
    Ka-Boom!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jenny
    Some people just love to hate

    I'd go for cable crossovers, a great exercise.
    well you are a girl

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    hardtrainer is so HARDCORE, show us some videos of you pumpin iron your way chump!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HardTrainer
    well you are a girl


    After Mr Lam and I are done breaking all the world records in power lifting we always do some cable flys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules


    After Mr Lam and I are done breaking all the world records in power lifting we always do some cable flys.
    blaaahhhhh i say girlie men

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    Do what you can without hurting your shoulder... people get hurt by doing movements that are bad for them because they dont want to look like a "girly man" to their buddies with no sense. If hardtrainers pic in his avatar is any indication he needs a tip or two on chest excercises himself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doublebase
    They are all "fluff" exercises. I don't bother. I don't really have a chest though so what do I know.
    I am still waiting for you to follow up on your definition of "fluff" exercises, and in which I think you mean isolation and not compound. But Dumbbell Flyes are isolation as well, in fact according to exrx.net, Standing Cable Flyes ("cable crossovers") hit more areas such as the lats & delts than do dumbbell flyes. So what I am trying to say to you, not in a attacking way, but in an informative way. Read up before you make assumptions.

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    Hardtrainer, I do flys and cable machine every chest workout. I find it works really well.

    Maybe you should try it. If you already have and find it's pants you are probably not doing it correctly. If thats the case, ask someone for pointers

    James

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