8.5K views · 901 reactions | Morning workout "High cable curls" | Teli Tada Camdir | Facebook

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336K views · 37K reactions | Bicep workout Wide angle cable curls - set pulley system to lowest attachment on both sides. Grab a handle with each arm and take on step slightly forward. Keeping your elbows by your sides, bring arms up and together contracting your bicep. Hold here for a moment before allowing arms to straighten. Tip - focus on holding the contraction with this variation maximizing tension in the contraction is the priority. | Joshua Taubes | Facebook

Rope bicep curl variations using a cable machine target different parts of your biceps and forearms. Options include: standard Cable Rope Curl (palms in/neutral grip), the Rope Hammer Curl (thumbs up), and Rope Supinated Curls (palms up/rotating). #bicepsday💪 #bicepsworkout #bicepscurl #bicepscurls #strongarms | CETI

❌ You’re Doing Bayesian & Incline Curls WRONG — Here’s Why When performing Bayesian cable curls or incline dumbbell curls, most people let their elbows drift forward. This shifts tension to the front delts and trains the biceps in a shortened position. The entire point of these curl variations is to load the biceps in a stretched position. When your elbows move forward, you’re doing the opposite—and defeating the purpose of the exercise. ✅ Fix it: Keep your elbows behind your torso the entire ti

Cable Curl Variations – KNOW THE DIFFERENCE! 🔹 Supinated Cable Curls (Underhand Grip, Straight Bar) – Targets both the long head and short head of the biceps for overall development. 🔹 Reverse Grip Cable Curls (Overhand Grip) – Shifts focus to the brachioradialis, with the biceps still playing a supporting role. 🔹 Cable Hammer Curls (Neutral Grip, Rope Attachment) – Emphasizes the brachialis, helping to add thickness to the arms while keeping the biceps highly engaged. Understanding these var