Hey -
I’ve just been writing my new program and I’m trying to keep each day within around 4 exercises.
For my arms day - forearms,biceps etc.
I have become stuck deciding between hammer curl or db curl.
incline db curl - don’t cheat, go all the way down
I have done both hammer and alternating curls, not a lot of difference for me between the two. You could also alternate each week/workout - workout 1 do hammer, workout 2 do db curl, …
i generally start with barbell curl followed by preacher … then incline dumbell curls, then hammer at lower weights , and end my biceps routine with CONCENTRATION …
[quote]colonelquack wrote:
Don’t have an arms day. Do more rows and pull-ups.[/quote]
What he said. Weighted pull-ups.
For at least four months, I did NO ancillary small-muscle work. Just rows, pull-ups, squats, deads (I didn’t, but I should have), benches, and military presses. I got a LOT stronger.
i agree with that doing more pulling. i got stress fractures in my forearms and i cant curl but all the pull ups are taking care of my biceps nicely. i still want to do curls but pulling is my priority from now on.
also i have tried hammer curls to see how they feel, and i dont think that works anything.
I’ve tried zottman curls before, they was a little to easy for me at the weight I’m trying to progress with… Where as hammer curls are still rather difficult…I am going to try to get my pull up bar up - it’s supposed to sit between the door frame but the bugger keeps falling down everytime I jump up on to it.