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    Different kind of curls

    Anyone ever do curls like these:

    http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...clineCurl.html

    What results did they produce? How are they different than doing other kinds of curls? Did they help build the peak more?

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    Never done that but close. Using db on the preach curl bench hanging over the opposite end. Its the same principle. I cannot remember the correct name of that particular exercise but its works great because you get a full stretch. It does not take much weight to be effective and it must be a controlled movement otherwise your going to pull a lower bicep tear. The exercise is called Spider curls.
    Last edited by bluethunder; 08-16-2004 at 05:46 PM. Reason: adding spider curls

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluethunder
    Using db on the preach curl bench hanging over the opposite end.
    same here, good stuff.

    if you want to keep tension on your bi's you could put a rope on a cable lat pull down mach. and lean back, curl it to the side of your head. I just started doing that, nice pump feeling.

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    Yep, I do spider curls about every 3 weeks for a few weeks just to change up my routine. Love em.

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    It looks like you get a very good stretch before the contraction. Also, this position makes it very hard to cheat, IT'S ALL BIS.

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    I used to do spiders all the time but my new gym doesn't have the right bench for it ... I like these tho and was just looking for something new to throw in for bis ... thx!

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