@miclungz: A single arm cable reverse fly starts with the setup, and the wrong pulley height can make the exercise far less effective before the first rep even begins. When the tempo is rushed and the weight is thrown through the movement, the rear delts never stay under tension long enough to get the full benefit. Adjusting the pulley height, leaning slightly forward, keeping the chest up with a natural arch, and pulling through a controlled tempo allows for a stronger rear delt contraction and better overall muscle engagement. Control the rep, squeeze the rear delts at the finish, and return the weight with intention. That's where the results are built. 🔧 Mindset Mechanic 🎯 I Help You Loose 20+lbs of FAT 📲 DM me “60 Days” 👉🏼 Follow @miclungz