Interested in adding cable flyes to your workout routine? Discover the exercise's benefits, variations you can try, and more.

Muscles on the Fly This cross section through the flight muscles of a dancer damselfly shows in blue the muscle fibers that the fly uses to flap its wings. You can also see the nerve that stimulates ...

image: Fruit fly flight muscles remain intact when they have a normal actin protein (left), but when the flight muscles have a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy mutation in the actin, the tensed muscles ...

Let's talk shoulders. Yes, that part of our body that helps us lift weights, give hugs, and rock that tank top with pride. Most of us spend time and effort training the front and side of the shoulder ...

A new study explains the nimble, complex maneuvers that allow the pesky fruit fly to evade being swatted.

Many birds fly, but some, like penguins and ostriches, don't, revealing an evolutionary twist. Flightless birds adapted to land or water when survival ...

Learn perfect dumbbell chest fly form for chest and pec muscle workouts to build upper body size and strength.

Where Nerve Meets Muscle These dark blue tubes splattered with red and green are fruit fly muscles. This image shows where the nerves and the muscles meet in the larva of a fly.

Fruit fly muscles with a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy mutation don't relax properly Study reveals mechanism behind heart dysfunction that may translate to human condition Date: October 9, 2017 ...

Compare the teensy tumbler and the meaty muscle man and you come up with some big-time contrasts. But there’s one thing these two athletes absolutely, devotedly have in common: […] ...

Find out how to do standing cable flyes correctly and safely. Learn about the muscles used in this exercise and the mistakes to avoid.

The fruit fly may help us be less clueless about human muscle development and Parkinson's disease. Erika Geisbrecht, Kansas State University associate professor of biochemistry and molecular ...