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    Is it ok to bend your back a little when curling a lot of weight?

    I personally follow this routine currently:

    Dumbbell curls

    30 x 12,

    60 x 8 (slight straining, fairly easy)

    75 x 3-4 (heavy ass weight, straining involved which is usually transferred to my back)

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    bump

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    No. Transferring the wight could lead to a pulled muscle. You've also got to consider that your bi's are not getting the full grunt.

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    Try sitting down or standing with your back to the wall

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    Yep - isolate those bad boys more.
    Don't worry about the pounds - keep the form right.

    You may only do 45lbs. 3 x 10, but I think you'll feel (and see) a difference in what it's doing for you.

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    I usually don't use too much back with 65 lbs or 70's for reps...but 75's kill me

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    if I bend over a little while curling (keeping back straight as possible), it seems to be more intense.

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    you may not've gotten the replies you seeked...cus this is the wrong forum

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