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     Standing  barbell curls
     Seated alternate dumbbell curls
     Concentration curls
     Preacher  curl
     Incline dumbbell curl
     Standing dumbbell curls








     Standing  barbell curls
 
         Weight  lifting exercise position 

         1. Standing  upright, grab a barbell using an underhanded grip.

         2. Hold the  bar in the arms down position. Hold the bar slightly wider than shoulder width.

         3. Keep your  feet close together with your back straight and head level. Keep your arms  close to your body.

         4. The bar  should be resting across the thighs.

         Execution 

         1. Curl the  weight up in a controlled fashion until the bar is under your chin. Pause for a  second and slowly lower the bar until 
your arms are fully extended in the arms  down position. Repeat the movement.

        2. Keep the  movement fluent, slow, and controlled.

     Click here to see the Standing Barbell Curls illustration

     Seated alternate dumbbell curl 

         Weight lifting exercise position 

         1. Using a bench, sit with your back straight  and feet firmly planted on the floor. Grab a pair of dumbbells using an  underhand 
grip and hold in the arms down position.

         Execution 

         1. Slowly curl one dumbbell up towards your  shoulder, pause and slowly lower it. As you lower the dumbbell, curl the other  arm 
upwards. Do not swing the dumbbells up with any added body motion.

         2. Keep the movement fluent, slow, and  controlled.

         3. This exercise may seem confusing at first but  with practise, it will be second nature.

     Click here to see the Seated Alternate Dumbbell Curls illustration

     Concentration curl 

         Weight lifting exercise position 

         1. Sit at the end of a flat bench. Rest one  elbow on the inside of your thigh and the non exercising hand on your free leg.
Keep your feet flat on the floor. 

         Execution 

         1. Exercise one arm at a time. Holding a light  dumbbell, curl the straight arm upward slowly until your arm is at it’s flexed  
position. Slowly lower the dumbbell back to the start position. Raise and  repeat. Immediately after training one arm, train the other in 
the same manner.

     Click here to see the Concentration Curl illustration








     Preacher curl
 
         Weight lifting exercise position 

         1. While seated on a preacher bench, hold your  arms over the pad, keeping your back straight and head level. 

         2. Grasp a barbell in an underhand grip and  extend your arms. 

         Execution 

         1. Curl your arms up to your chin and then  slowly extend your arms back down. Do not bounce the weight at the bottom  portion 
of the movement. Raise and repeat. 

         2. Keep the movement fluent, slow, and  controlled. 

     Click here to see the Preacher Curl illustration

     Incline dumbbell curl 

         Weight lifting exercise position 

         1. Lie back on an incline bench that is set at  about 45 degrees. Keep your back on the bench and back flat on the bench. 
Ensure that your feet are flat on the floor. 

         2. Hang your arms at your sides holding the  dumbbells in an underhand grip. 

         Execution 

         1. Hold two dumbbells in the arms down position. Keep your head back on the bench and curl both dumbbells up to your shoulder  
level.Remember to keep your buttocks on the bench.As soon as the dumbbells  reach shoulder level, slowly lower the weight and repeat. 

         2. Keep the movement fluent, slow, and  controlled. 

     Click here to see the Incline Dumbbell Curl illustration

  Standing alternate dumbbell curl 

         Weight lifting exercise position 

         1. In a standing position, keep you feet about  18" (45 cm) apart. Your back should be straight and your head level.
This is just like the seated alternate dumbbell  curl but your standing up. 

         2. Grasp the dumbbells using an underhand grip. 

         3. The dumbbells should be at your sides with  your arms fully extended. 

         Execution 

         1. Slowly curl one dumbbell up towards your  should, pause and slowly lower it. As you lower the dumbbell, curl the other 
arm upwards. Do not swing the dumbbells up with any added body motion. 

         2. Keep the movement fluent, slow, and  controlled. 

         3. This exercise may seem confusing at first but  with practise, it will be second nature. 

     Click here to see the Standing Alternate Dumbbell Curl illustration








    Flat  Bench Lying Dumbbell Curl

         Position 

         1. Grab a  pair light dumbbells and lay back on the bench. 

         2. Bring your  feet up and place them on the bench. 

         Execution 

         1. Slowly  lower the dumbbells until your arms are straight and than bring them back up. 

         2. Keep the  movement fluent, slow, and controlled. 

     Click here to see the Flat Bench Lying Dumbbell Curl illustration

Under Grip Close Hand Chin Up 

         Position 

         1. Grasp an  overhead horizontal bar with and under grip so that your little fingers are 6  to 12 inches apart. 

         2. Slightly  bend your legs at the knees. 

         Execution 

         1. Starting  from a dead hang, position with arms entirely straight, pull upward until your  chin is above the level of the bar.
 
         2. Lower  under control, and repeat. 

     Click here to see the Under Grip Close Hand Chin Up illustration
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