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I have been training for number of years and have always used ez curl barbell curls and concentration curls for my bicep workout. I want to ad alternating dumbbell curls and was wondering if i should do them befor or after barbell curls? any input?
i have always done BB before DB - it just seems to work better this way but I dont know the explanation of why.
I have always found that a single limb movement allows for greater concentration and contraction...perhaps this has something to do with it.
It doesn't really matter. Do whatever you prefer...
shocker who is Hunter S Thompson?
Biceps are the only thing that doesn;t have set exercises each week, purely because i couldn;t give a rats ass, so for that reason i kinda agree with gopro.
Last edited by The_Chicken_Daddy; 12-21-2001 at 09:41 AM.
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Oh great, now i look a right moron.
did you delete your post gopro?
"Geordie/'d3c:di/n. & adj. Brit colloq. n. 1 a native of Tyneside. 2 the dialect spoken on Tyneside. adj. of or relating to Tyneside, its people, or its dialect. [the name George + -IE]
Doesn't really matter what you do for Biceps. It's a weird muscle. It responds do so many of the exercises in similar ways. I just do whatever.
It's like I'm a juicer... but I'm not.
I do any exercise that keeps the tension high on the bicep all the way through the exercise. ie no preacher curls.
i go for chris mason when he says about using a straight bar over E-Z bar as it keeps the tension on the bicep better at the bottom of the movement due to the wrist grip.
my exprience - joined gym 10 years ago, 6 1/2 years hard weight training exprience.
Hunter S. Thompson is a famous writer. I wrote my senior project in college about him. There have been several movies about him, 1 with Bill Murray playing him and the other with Johny Depp as him. Those are 2 pretty big stars here in the United States.
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