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    Preacher Curl Angle

    What is the best angle a preacher curl should be at toget the maximum results and to work the bi's the best?

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    Personally I like 90 degrees...to do this I use the other side of the preacher bench...you can't lift as much but I find it works better and puts less stress on the joint.
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    So you set your preacher like this / and you face like this ----> /. If you can understand that. Do you set your elbows on top or hang them down.

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    Hang then down so that my upper arm is perpendicular to the floor.
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    or just do barbell curls and forget preachers!

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    AGREED.....good point!
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    I too agree. Preacher Curls, while I'm sure beneficial for some, have only left me with injuries.....like the one you described earlier in another discussion, FF.

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    My suggestion would be to keep it simple esp if you're a beginner....try Standing Barbell Curls and Seated Alternating Curls...just those two exercises will get your arms growing full speed ahead!
    Searching for the right balance...

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