Prone Incline Curls– Done with knees on the seat of an incline bench and front of body laying against the back of the bench. hands dropping down, you curl the weight back to the shoulders – can be done with dumbbells or a barbell. Drag Curls– The same motion as the barbell biceps ...
The bicep curl is a highly recognizable weight-training exercise that works the muscles of the upper arm and, to a lesser extent, those of the lower arm.1It's an excellent exercise for seeing results in strength and definition. Different equipment and grips can be used for this exercise inc...
preacher curl n (Other Non-sporting Hobbies) a weightlifting exercise for the biceps in which a barbell is lifted by flexing the elbows, with the upper arms resting on an angled bench [C20: from the resemblance of the exerciser using the bench to a preacher leaning over the pulpit] ...
I’ve already mentioned the cheat curl in this article as an inferior option to the strict barbell curl. But it can be used as a variation to liven up your training. Further, it makes an excellent intensity technique at the end of your barbell curl sets to eke out more forced reps. He...
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One of the great things about Bayesian curls is that they make it much harder to cheat the weight up. Your stance and arm position mean you can’t really use your legs or back for help. The supine cable curl don’t put your arms into an extended position, but it will stop you from...
Step 3: Hold your upper arms stationary. Curl the weight forward and exhale while contracting bicep. Step 4: After a brief pause and slowly lower the dumbbell to the starting position. Step 5: Repeat Getting the perfect biceps and triceps isn’t rocket science, however, it requires proper ...
1. Standing barbell curl If there was ever a ‘compound biceps exercise’, this would be it. This is the only direct bicep exercise that you can just pile weight on and use all the muscles of the biceps and forearms to get the weight up. Standing barbell curls are the only must-use...
As you exhale, curl the weight to the chest, either simultaneously or alternating. When the forearm reaches the bicep, hold the weight for a brief second and inhale as you slowly bring the dumbbell down to the starting position, following the same path. Do not hold your breath and do not...
To do this variation, curl up the weight (you could have someone to assist you) and gently lower the weight under control but on a certain tempo, like 3 to 5 seconds. Eccentric barbell curls are a way of overloading the biceps and creating large amounts of eccentric damage to these ti...