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Upper chest not growing? Maximize your low cableflies by not flexing your elbow, opening yourt chest and by bringing your hands high up and forward (extension and flexion of the arm) to really engage the upper chest (The head of the pec that's attached to the clavicle)

Kaïko the dotter 🔜 FD, MP

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Feedback on the format is appreciated, as I'm looking to start making more informational gym content 🙏

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Your workout just got more hands-free—now you’ve got no excuses.

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Looking jacked ott!

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Thanks man! What do you think of the format?

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We need more of this

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Working on it! I like this short format and I also want to do slightly longer videos on training concepts, diet, routine, etc.

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Oh my god this is perfect thank you??

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You are fantastic in the gym, your muscles are growing and your veins are growing too. I would like to see your strong biceps growing up close. One more thing: I loved your beautiful fursuit. 😍

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