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    Drag Curls

    Do these have any real value or are they just gimmicky?

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    Are these when a guy dresses like a woman before doing preacher curls????
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    Those are min0 curls.

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    My Bad!
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    Drag Curls aren't a bad exercise at all, i have tried them and do use them. Vince Gironda Promoted this exercise decades ago. The theory is to do a barbell curl (Flat barbell, not the EZ curl bar) with a slightly wider grip, keeping the elbows tight to your side and BACK...curl the weight up keeping the bar in contact or just in front of the body all the way up to about upper chest height. your simulating dragging the bar up your body..hence the name.....eitherway....i feel it more in the upper bicep and it's a nice exercise to change things up if your bored with standerd barbell curls.

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    Thanks for the input LoadedBats.

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    its good for people that have front delts that domminate too much this way you are sure that the bicep is the only thing working.

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    I really don't see the point of them. the bicep is such a simple muscle to stimulate
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    I really don't see the point of them. the bicep is such a simple muscle to stimulate
    my sentiments exactly. I don't see the point of BB'ers creating all these variations of curls, as though they unlocked some secret exercise to hyooge arms. There's something wrong with your routine if you have more variations of curls than squats.
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    I'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks that way. I guess some people actually believe that just by changing the type of curl you are doing all of a sudden your arms will grown another inch..lol
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    I'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks that way. I guess some people actually believe that just by changing the type of curl you are doing all of a sudden your arms will grown another inch..lol
    Mine did and all I had to do was switch from beer in a can to drinking beer straight from the quart bottles. Gained an inch in each arm and 3 in the gut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    I'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks that way. I guess some people actually believe that just by changing the type of curl you are doing all of a sudden your arms will grown another inch..lol
    Well you've obviously never tried upside down criss cross sandbag whirly curls then. Newb.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LoadedBats
    The theory is to do a barbell curl (Flat barbell, not the EZ curl bar) with a slightly wider grip, keeping the elbows tight to your side and BACK...curl the weight up keeping the bar in contact or just in front of the body all the way up to about upper chest height. your simulating dragging the bar up your body..hence the name.....eitherway....i feel it more in the upper bicep and it's a nice exercise to change things up if your bored with standerd barbell curls.
    Thanks Loaded! I had no idea what drag curls were and was hoping someone would answer my question. More importantly, now I don't have to make a noob post asking what the hell they are.
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