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I hate preacher curls, for the reason Paul stated and that there isn't much of a stretch on the biceps when your forarms are out in front of you. Much more of a stretch on incline curls.
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have u or pauly tried that "modified" preacher curl
where ur arm, on the bottom of the movement, is perpendicular to the floor; kinda like a concetration curl but slitly different
with the typical preacher curl: at the top of the movement ur ulna/radius is perpendicular to the floor, thus the weight gets "rested" on the bone, taking away from the continious tension.
i plan on either doing CG-chins or mod preachers in my next split when i get too adapted to BB curls.
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age: 19
height: 5'8'' (im lieing its probably 5'7'')
weight: 159-165 lbs (morning and day)
bodyfat: 8.6
bench:315
squat:405
Deadlift:500
goals for end of the year 405/500/600 at 170-175(with the 8pack)
other: dips 3 and a quarter plates for 4 reps
Using and E-Zbar standing with first weight for 4repsx2 and then weight for 10repsx2 , and the same on the preacher is enough for the biceps to get big and handsome.
A big thanks to all my friends in the USA, I am deeply grateful for your hospitality and kindness.
are incline dumbell curls any good?
Last edited by barbarian1543; 11-20-2001 at 12:29 AM.
yes
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