The standard biceps curl is hardest at the mid-range, where the lever arm is the longest. But for variety we can change that, making the top or peak contraction the toughest part of the movement.
- Lean forward at a 45-degree angle.
- Don't drop the elbows down. Keep the upper arm in line with the body.
- Perform curls in this position, squeezing hard at the top.
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