- Instructions
- In Brief
- Key Points
- Start Position Exhale as you slowly curl the bar up.
- Middle Position As you curl, concentrate on bending from your elbows only. Keep your upper arms stationary.
- End Position Curl until your forearms touch your biceps. Do not bend your wrists. Hold for 1/2 a second, squeezing your biceps.
- Return to Middle Inhale as you slowly return to starting position.
- Return to Start Do not lock out your elbows. Hold for 1/2 a second. Repeat the movement for the recommended number of repetitions.
Start At this Position: - Select a body bar of your desired weight.
- Grip the bar with your hands at shoulder width. Palms face up.
- Stand with your feet shoulder width apart with your knees slightly bent.
- Keep your elbows in front of your body and slightly bent. Do not let the bar rest on your thighs. Do not bend your wrists.
- Keep your back straight and your head aligned with your spine.
Throughout the entire range of motion: - Keep your back straight, head aligned with your spine, and knees slightly bent.
- Keep your hands aligned with your shoulders.
- Do not bend your wrists.
- Move by bending at your elbows only.
At start position, do not lock out your elbows.
Use your biceps to perform the exercise, not your back.
Instructions
- Start Position Exhale as you slowly curl the bar up.
- Middle Position As you curl, concentrate on bending from your elbows only. Keep your upper arms stationary.
- End Position Curl until your forearms touch your biceps. Do not bend your wrists. Hold for 1/2 a second, squeezing your biceps.
- Return to Middle Inhale as you slowly return to starting position.
- Return to Start Do not lock out your elbows. Hold for 1/2 a second. Repeat the movement for the recommended number of repetitions.
Key Points
Throughout the entire range of motion: - Keep your back straight, head aligned with your spine, and knees slightly bent.
- Keep your hands aligned with your shoulders.
- Do not bend your wrists.
- Move by bending at your elbows only.
At start position, do not lock out your elbows.
Use your biceps to perform the exercise, not your back.
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