Low Cable Fly Crossovers

Also known as: Low Cable Crossover, Low to High Cable Crossover

Perform a low-angle cable fly by drawing the handles upward and together across your torso to emphasize horizontal adduction of the chest muscles.

How to do the Low Cable Fly Crossovers#

  1. Set both cable pulleys to the lowest position and stand centered between them with a staggered stance.
  2. Grasp the handles with a neutral grip, brace your core, and hinge slightly at the hips so your torso tilts forward.
  3. Begin with your arms out to the sides and a small bend in the elbows; keep your shoulders down and back.
  4. Pull the handles upward and inward in a controlled arc until your hands meet or cross in front of your chest, squeezing the pecs.
  5. Slowly return the handles to the start position under control and repeat for the desired reps.

Muscles worked#

Common mistakes#

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Frequently asked questions#

What muscles does the Low Cable Fly Crossovers work?

The Low Cable Fly Crossovers primarily works the chest. The front delts assist as secondary muscles — they stabilise the movement and take over when the main target fatigues. If you feel it mostly in the front delts, lighten the load and slow the lowering phase.

What equipment do I need for the Low Cable Fly Crossovers?

The Low Cable Fly Crossovers needs the following: Cable. Nothing beyond that is required to run the movement as described above.

Is the Low Cable Fly Crossovers suitable for beginners?

Yes. The Low Cable Fly Crossovers is rated beginner: the technique is quick to pick up and forgiving when a rep goes slightly off. Start light and add weight once the form repeats itself without you thinking about it.

What are good alternatives to the Low Cable Fly Crossovers?

Cable Bench Press, Cable Crossover, Cable Incline Bench Press all train the same primary muscles as the Low Cable Fly Crossovers. Pick whichever one matches the equipment in front of you.