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| Registered User | Outer biceps... My bi's look fuller and bigger on the inside, and kind of cut off on the outside. Any good exercises to target the outer bicep? I have been doing more hammers but no results so far... Or does it have more to do with genetics?? "Don't waste your time or time will waste you!" |
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| Registered User | some genetics..... but strict reverse curls work good . work on chins and pullups too |
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| | #3 |
| Registered User | yep. i do reverse preacher curls myself. like all exercises i try for the first time, thought i was hoss, and tried doing 65 lbs. big mistake. works good though. I don't have an attitude problem. YOU have a perception problem... |
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| :harbl: | It isn't entirely genetic. Mostly not genetic, actually. The area you're talking about is the brachialis muscle. Try reverse EZ bars, hammer curls, rope curls, things of that nature. |
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| Muscle Pharm Rep | doesnt a closer grip bb curl hit them more as well? MUSCLE PHARM........What's in your Arsenal?! Coupon code "pp30" to get great savings at Musclepharm . com |
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| :harbl: | I think it would hit them 'more' but it wouldn't necessarily be the most effective. If you do movements with your hands vertical or with a pronated grip, that's when you'll hit the brach the best. This is all IMO, of course. Reverse grip preacher curl is the #1 for brachialis, imo. |
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| Registered User | Quote:
"Don't waste your time or time will waste you!" | |
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| | #8 |
| :harbl: | I do the shoulder width. |
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| | #9 |
| Banned | mix up you grip on the EZ bar, close grip - inner wide grip- outter same as on pull up bar |
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| Registered User | Quote:
Wide grip hits inner. If you believe that is how it works on a pull up bar you are mistaken yet again. | |
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| Registered User | I tried EZ reverse curls on the preacher pad the other day. It felt awesome...definately going to keep that one up. "Don't waste your time or time will waste you!" |
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| Registered User | my outer bics are decent, but my inner suck...alot x2 Quote:
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| | #14 |
| Registered User | IMO, any curls done with a reverse or hammer grip will hit the outside head. Of course with reverse curls you are limited by forearm strength. It also seems to help if the bicep starts in a stretched position. For these reasons my favorite outer biceps exercises are incline and prone db hammer curls. |
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| Registered User | wow im surprised noone said incline db curls... that specifically targets the outer head along with any other curling movements where your elbows are behind your torso |
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| :harbl: | Quote:
That isn't true. What dictate which part of the bicep is used is the grip angle and the horizontal relation between the hands and the elbow.s | |
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