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Are you ready to supercharge your arm gains? In this workout, we’re combining reverse (pronated) curls with supinated curls to target the entire elbow-flexor chain—forearms, brachialis, and biceps. This dual approach reveals any weak links while promoting balanced development and serious strength. Here’s how to do it: Purpose • Build balanced forearm and bicep strength by alternating between reverse (pronated) curls and regular (supinated) curls. • The pronated position focuses on brachialis and forearm extensors. • The supinated position targets the biceps more directly. Overview • Equipment: EZ-bar, straight bar, or dumbbells (pick whatever feels best on your wrists). • Sets: 4–5 total, splitting each set into 30s reverse curls + 30s supinated curls. • Time Under Tension: ~1 minute per set (0–30s pronated, 30–60s supinated). • Rest: 1 minute between sets. • Focus: Stationary elbows, neutral wrists, and a controlled 4-step rep. Setup 1. Bar/Grip Selection: An EZ-bar can reduce wrist strain in pronated curls. If using dumbbells, maintain about a 45° wrist angle in the pronated phase. 2. Stance: Feet hip-width apart, knees slightly bent, core braced. 3. Elbow Position: Keep elbows tucked at your sides; no swinging. 4. Wrist Alignment: Keep wrists neutral; don’t let them bend forward or backward. Technique Tips • Pronated (Reverse) Curl: Palms down, targeting brachialis and forearm extensors. Keep your wrists from collapsing. • Supinated (Regular) Curl: Palms up. Hands may shift wider on an EZ-bar to accommodate your carrying angle. • Split the Time: About 30s pronated, then switch directly to 30s supinated—no rest. • Controlled Elbows: Keep elbows locked at your sides to maximize tension on the arm flexors. 4-Step Rep 1. Engage: Tighten your forearms and biceps before moving. Visualize your elbow as a hinge, lower arm as the lever. 2. Lift: Curl smoothly over ~2 seconds, maintaining a neutral wrist and fixed elbows. 3. Pause: Squeeze at the top for 1–2 seconds without letting your elbows move forward. 4. Lower: Take ~2 seconds on the way down, resisting gravity for maximum time under tension. Common Mistakes • Elbow Drift: Pulling elbows forward shifts focus from biceps/forearms to shoulders. • Wrist Collapse: Avoid bending the wrists back or forward, which can cause strain. • Heaving / Swinging: Body momentum reduces arm tension—stay strict for best results. • Skipping Half the Combo: Don’t neglect the reverse portion; it’s critical for brachialis and forearm strength. Push Your Progress • Weight Selection: Start light enough to maintain strict form, especially in pronation. • Extended Pause: Hold the top position 2–3 seconds for a serious burn. • Drop Set Trick: If reverse curls fail early, quickly drop weight for that half, then go heavier for supinated. • Mind-Muscle Connection: Ensure you feel the forearms and brachialis on reverse curls, and the biceps on supinated curls. Breaking Down the Burn • Expected Feel: Forearms, brachialis, and wrist stabilizers light up during reverse curls; biceps take over during supinated curls. • Hybrid Intensity: Switching grips mid-set hammers weak areas and ensures total elbow-flexor development. #ReverseCurls #SupinatedCurls #BicepWorkout #ForearmWorkout #ArmDay #GymWorkout #STEELEFIT #MGB Download My Free Training Guide at https://steelefit.com Try my MGB Free Program by Downloading the STEELEFIT App on iOS or Google Play today! Follow Me on Social Media: • Instagram: / haydensteelefit • TikTok: / haydensteelefit • Facebook: / @haydensteelefit