CABLE UPPER CHEST CROSSOVERS
Learn How To Do Cable Upper Chest Crossovers And Its Benefits
HOW TO DO CABLE UPPER CHEST CROSSOVERS
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HOW TO DO:
Adjust Pulleys: Set the pulleys to the highest position on the cable machine and attach handles or rope attachments.
Grab Handles: Hold one handle in each hand.
Position: Take a step forward with one foot, maintaining a slight bend in the knees.
Execution: With elbows slightly bent and chest up, slowly cross your arms upward and in front of your head.
Contraction: Squeeze your chest muscles at the top of the movement, focusing on the upper chest.
Return: Slowly spread the arms apart and lower the handles back to the starting position.
Repeat: Perform the desired number of repetitions with controlled movements.
Benefits:
Targeted Upper Chest Development: Specifically targets the clavicular head of the pectoralis major, effectively working the upper chest muscles.
Increased Range of Motion: Provides a greater range of motion compared to some other chest exercises, promoting flexibility and muscle activation.
Core Stability: Engages the core muscles to maintain stability and proper form throughout the exercise, enhancing overall core strength.
Versatility: Can be modified by adjusting cable angles and handle heights, allowing for targeted chest muscle engagement and variety in training.
Notes:
Ensure proper form and technique to avoid injury and maximize muscle activation.
Begin with lighter weights and gradually increase resistance as you progress.
Consider incorporating this exercise into a comprehensive chest workout routine for balanced chest development.
MUSCLE GROUPS
Primary:
Chest
Equipment:
Cable