Dumbbell Bicep Curl Form | #shorts #armworkout #biceps

22 Feb 2023 · 1 min

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In this concise tutorial, Eric Roberts demonstrates the optimal form for a dumbbell bicep curl. He outlines four key cues: (1) pull the shoulders and elbows back, (2) keep the palms facing the wall in front of you, (3) depress the shoulders into the back pocket, and (4) curl the weight up while avoiding any rounding of the elbows, shoulders, or wrists. He emphasizes maintaining wrist orientation toward the wall or ceiling throughout the movement, keeping the top position pulled back, and lowering the weight slowly and under control. The video aims to provide a simple, easy-to-follow guide to prevent common form errors and maximize biceps activation.

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Here is the simplest and easiest bicep curl tutorial that you will ever need. First, pull your shoulders and your elbows back. Second, make sure your hands are facing the wall in front of you. Number 3, pull your shoulders also down into your back pocket. Number 4, start to curl up without rounding your elbows Or your shoulders forward like this right here. And just be sure to not curl your wrist as you curl the weight up. Your wrist should be trying to stay facing the wall in front of you, or maybe the ceiling above you the entire time. And then once you get to the top, keep everything pulled back. Don't let anything round forward and just slowly lower the weight back down. Hope it helped.