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    would these be called Inverted Rear Delt Flyes?

    ..and OK for rear delts?

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    I don't know about "inverted".

    I'd go with bent over rear delt flyes
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    It looks like his grip there better avoids getting the bicep involved vs having palms facing with regular bent over flyes.
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    Look how much is transferred to his shoulder blade, though.

    I still much prefer the isolation advantages of rear delt db rows. Even though they bring the bicep into play, you can avoid using much arm since you are pulling upwards and the arm can be used as a simple lever mechanism if you have the mind muscle connection to just let it hang.
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    Originally Posted by hypnojedi View Post
    It looks like his grip there better avoids getting the bicep involved vs having palms facing with regular bent over flyes.
    palms facing each other favors side delt. otherwise u should move the weight back more rather than out to the side .
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