Rotating Bicep Curl
rating: | Ø 4.63 through 8 votes |
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required: | Dumbbell / Dumbbells (2) |
level: | Hard |
type: | Strength |
Variations available (23) |




General And Specifics
- train your forearms and biceps very effectively with this exercise
Starting Position
- grasp two dumbbells with neutral grip (palms point to the thighs)
- the arms hang down at the sides of your body
- your posture is upright
- the feet are hip width apart
Correct Execution
- now bend both arms until the forearms are parallel to the floor
- turn the wrists outwards (the palms point up now)
- go on with the curling motion by bending the arms more and bringing the hands in front of your shoulders
- afterwards, invert the movement, stop for a moment when your arms are in a 90 degree angle and turn back the wrists
- guide the weights back to the starting position, your arms are slightly bent in the final position
- go on to the next rep