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Do you do them /fit?
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>>76654102
yush
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>>76654102
Yeah, hammers, concentration, preacher, reverse grip, zottman, wrist curls... I do most curl variants, I just skip regular curls.
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>>76654102
no, all curls variations preacher included choke long head of biceps when front delt upholding humerus vertically flexes atop shoulder long head biceps tendon
delt must be completely soft for biceps work
>and how would u do that?
sit on bench sideways and lean entire torso on elbow, then place dumbbell on palm close to wrist and balance it with other hand, and hold and supinate and flex biceps - all good things :D
>but hammer-curls are for brachioradialis not biceps, brachialis also
if u're after brachioradialis then by all means hold the dumbbel as normal in aforementioned alignment
but if u want biceps u don't want to hold the dumbbell at all - switches off forearm
>can i just do hammers ?
nope, chocked long head of biceps will propagate this jackhammer action to short head and brachialis and brachioradialis as biceps will try to contract but won't be able to hold contraction - time under tension on muscle belly is 0

i am not entirely sue though if it's flexing front delt that's to blame, maybe it's traps and some completely esoteric shoulder mumbo jumbo - either way, lean on elbow and don't hold the dumbbell in your palm for biceps as u load it with this unique isometric hold that is the only thing that works biceps long head without fail

>you again with your nonsensical isometric holds, what happened to good old fashioned lifting
but boto idioto - regular curl IS isometric hold
>no it isn't
yes it fucking is - for front delt :D that's what i have managed to avoid :D
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>>76654102
World's Strongest Man Mitchell Hooper said if you have strong biceps you are more likely to tear them so no.
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>>76654149
this clown said sth ? cutte :D
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>>76654146
no, all curls variations preacher included choke long head of biceps when front delt upholding humerus vertically flexes atop shoulder long head biceps tendon
delt must be completely soft for biceps work
>and how would u do that?
sit on bench sideways and lean entire torso on elbow, then place dumbbell on palm close to wrist and balance it with other hand, and hold and supinate and flex biceps - all good things :D
>but hammer-curls are for brachioradialis not biceps, brachialis also
if u're after brachioradialis then by all means hold the dumbbel as normal in aforementioned alignment
but if u want biceps u don't want to hold the dumbbell at all - switches off forearm
>can i just do hammers ?
nope, chocked long head of biceps will propagate this jackhammer action to short head and brachialis and brachioradialis as biceps will try to contract but won't be able to hold contraction - time under tension on muscle belly is 0

i am not entirely sue though if it's flexing front delt that's to blame, maybe it's traps and some completely esoteric shoulder mumbo jumbo - either way, lean on elbow and don't hold the dumbbell in your palm for biceps as u load it with this unique isometric hold that is the only thing that works biceps long head without fail

>you again with your nonsensical isometric holds, what happened to good old fashioned lifting
but boto idioto - regular curl IS isometric hold
>no it isn't
yes it fucking is - for front delt :D that's what i have managed to avoid :D
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>>76654102
See people do these with 20-25kg dbs but heave them up with more elbow movement and dont get full contraction at the top due to heaviness. Is that even worth doing?
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>>76654174
Yeah, for the forearms
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>>76654161
>>76654146
We would take you more seriously if you posted physique
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>>76654149
If you look at most bicep tears in strength athletes, they happen during the deadlift. Specifically when the athlete is using a mixed grip and wraps, some of them tend to subconsciously flex the underhand arm a little during setup. Obviously the bicep can't curl a deadlift weight, so as the arm is forced into a stretch under load and the hand can't easily let go because of the wrap, the tendon tears
Maybe guys with strong biceps are more prone to this curling of the arm
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>>76654102
You got to do them compounds do not provide enough direct stimulus cable variations are great because of SUPAsets.
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>>76654146
I literally cannot understand any of the shit you type but does the fact the most jacked guys in the entire history of humanity never did any of your esoteric nonsense not make you question if it matters
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>>76654208
Nobody uses wraps for deadlifts. What the fuck are you talking about?
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>>76654237
Figure 8's you retard
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>>76654245
Say straps then, not wraps, you mouthbreathing cunt. And nobody uses straps and mixed grip at the same time. Kill yourself.
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>>76654102
Yes, them normal and reverse, tho i need to more reverse curles, i think my problem with them is that they target the forarm muscles instead of the bicep so i find them harder
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>>76654146
>sit on bench sideways and lean entire torso on elbow, then place dumbbell on palm close to wrist and balance it with other hand, and hold and supinate and flex biceps - all good things :D
Fucking hell mate you're going to have to do an MS paint diagram because you lost me
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>>76654196
Even when they do hammers with heavy dbs?
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>>76654102
No. There's no need for an kind of curl. Just focus on compounds like squat, bench, and deadlift and your biceps will grow just fine
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i use the cable machine to do them much more effective ive found
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>>76654237
Fuck, I'm retarded, I meant straps
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>>76654208
Oh wow a deadlift causing ANOTHER injury. Such a great lift.
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just use a hex bar and don't drop the weight like an idiot
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>>76654102
great for supersets
great in general
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>>76654146
>no
didn't read past that
post body (you wont)
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i do cuz curls are for the gurls
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>>76654149
did he really say that? strongmen usually have huge strong biceps because they're used in alot events. 90's/early 2000s powerlifters like the westside dudes used to say that. they all had torn biceps anyways.
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>>76654230
He's an absolute retard DYEL who is advocating isometrics if you get through all his ESL bullshit. He should be banned and shot in the head until dead.
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>>76654102
I do them sitting for max isolation.
>>76654461
My glutes grow just fine from carrying my massive upper body all day. No need for squats or deadlifts.
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>>76657175
>My glutes grow just fine from carrying my massive upper body all day. No need for squats or deadlifts.
lmao fucking fatass
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>>76654102
when I started lifting at home because I had a pair of dumbbells and had zero clue, i would do nothing but hammer curls because they were the easiest exercises. Mind you i still hammered till muscles failure over and over. I ended up with huge brachioradialis and nothing else. I looked utterly stupid.
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>>76654102
Just did two sets of curls, hammers, and cross body curls for a pump.
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>>76654102
Kinda throughout arm day for the hell of it. I don't really take hammer curls seriously tho
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>>76654149
that doesnt even make sense.
If I have strong quads or pecs I am I more likely to tear them? No. Also long as your not ego lifting like a retard
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>>76654102

Its my main lift.
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>>76654208
>If you look at most bicep tears in strength athletes, they happen during the deadlift. Specifically when the athlete is using a mixed grip
Based knower. Hand over the bar, never under.

The only other way I've ever seen a bicep tear in a gym is heavy preacher curls on a preacher curl pad. I never do these as I find them uncomfortable and ineffective. I do standing barbell curls, standing dumbbell curls and concentration curls. Don't see any need for more.

To be fair though, I've actually seen more bicep tears outside of the gym than inside. People lifting engines, bricks, etc. Same thing as the deadlift though, all of them had hands under whatever they were lifting putting the load on the bicep the same way as a deadlift with hands under the bar.
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>>76657175
>I do them sitting for max isolation.
it doesn't preclude delt from flexing bot
>>76654146
>sit on bench sideways and lean entire torso on elbow
this is the one and only way i have found so far to free long head of biceps off delt flexing on it's shoulder tendon

mine looks similar to concentration curl, it ain't, shoulder is pulled down in all regular curl variants
in my oddity it's pushed UP and humerus is fixated in place - big difference, all the difference
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I do zottman curls because I may aswell train my forearms while doing this irrelevant meme curling for no benefit.
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>>76654161
Doesnt standing curls make your arm thicker throughout ao you dont have a bigger bjcep than delts anyways? It gives you a bigger peak mid/low vs more perpendicular humerus so the weight is on the fibers closer to delt, plus that movement has been pretty essential to keeping my shoulders neutral to avoid injury and put weight on lifts.
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>>76660091
Preachers are actually kind of sick for isometric upper back which tend to be a huge weakness, try just standing higher so arms arent horizontal under heaviest load. Who cares if its "cheating" you can just put more weight on the bar.

The typical muscle/tendon tears are when you yank it back with your whole body, which isnt even bad to a moderate degree as pure isolations often lead to imbalances and lack of functional strength. If you arent roided your muscles will be more resilient at max load and in total because your ligaments act like rebar for muscle and tendons also dont become weaker and stringy with irregular hormone levels.



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