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Bigger Stronger Leaner

The Perfect Biceps Curl

3 Form Tips for Greater Growth

by Tim Arndt | January 16, 2018June 16, 2023
January 13
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Supersize Your Dumbbells and Barbells

Here's how to make your barbells and dumbbells more effective and build more carryover strength.
TC Luoma January 13
January 11
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Towel Bent Row

This is a great bang for your buck exercise to work your upper back and grip at the same time.
John Gaglione January 11
January 10
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: The Best Exercise Order for Triceps

Build your tri's and avoid elbow pain by using this sequence for triceps training.
John Meadows January 10
January 9
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Thick Grip Neutral Pull-Ups

Strengthen your grip by doing your pull-ups or chin-ups with a thick grip attachment or a couple of towels.
John Gaglione January 9
December 2
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: The Most Complete Biceps Exercise

This curl variation nails every fiber of the biceps in one movement. Check it out.
Alexander Nurse Bey December 2
November 15
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: JM Floor Press

The floor variation of this powerlifting accessory exercise builds triceps size and lockout strength on the bench press.
John Gaglione November 15
November 7
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Dumbbell Rollovers

Boost your bench press by strengthening your triceps with this exercise. It's also a great way to hit triceps without irritating your elbows.
CJ McFarland November 7
October 19
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: The Fingertip Ledge Pull-Up

Also called mountain climber pull-ups, these are great for grip and forearm strength.
Joel Seedman, PhD October 19
October 13
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Straps, Thick Grips, and 40-Second Wrist Curls

The pros and cons of straps, how to really train your grip and forearms, and more.
Christian Thibaudeau October 13
October 5
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Hammer-Grip Kettlebell Drop Set

For this mechanical drop set, you'll start with the hardest exercise and, as you fatigue, move to the easiest. Works with a bar and a supinated grip too.
Christian Thibaudeau October 5
September 27
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Build a Strongman Grip and Big Forearms

Want a crushing grip and the forearms to match? Ask a strongman how he trains. We did.
Chad Coy September 27
September 26
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Forearm Flexor Mechanical Drop Set

With the same weight, do 8-10 Zottman curls, then 8-10 hammer curls, and finish with 8-10 alternating dumbbell curls.
Dean Graddon September 26
September 25
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Triceps Thrasher Mechanical Drop Set

Using the same weight, do 10-12 reverse-grip extensions, then 10-12 overhead extensions, and finally rep out on triceps pressdowns.
Dean Graddon September 25
September 24
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Biceps Bomb Mechanical Drop Set

Starting with a weight you can curl 12-15 times, do 8-10 reps on steep side of preacher bench, match those reps on the angled side, then stand and rep out.
Dean Graddon September 24
September 14
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Incline Kettlebell Skull Crusher

Using 120 percent of your 1RM skull crusher, lower the KBs slowly, switch angles to an incline press, and press back to the top.
Joel Seedman, PhD September 14
September 12
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Alternating Kettlebell Skull Crusher

Keep the arm that's not moving in the bottom position between reps. Lift your legs to increase neural drive and motor unit recruitment.
Joel Seedman, PhD September 12
September 11
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: Total Arm Training

Nail your biceps with a mechanical drop set, then hit triceps the same way, then do forearms for a complete arm-building session.
Dean Graddon September 11
August 26
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: The 2 Minute Chin-Up Test

Find out how strong your biceps and lats really are.
Ellington Darden, PhD August 26
August 19
Bigger Stronger Leaner

Tip: A Better Way to Build Forearms

Wrist curls stress the tendons and don't work very well. Here's a better option.
Dr John Rusin August 19
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