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Old 06-18-2002, 09:03 PM   #1
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Brachialis

Which exercises are most effective for targeting your brachialis muscles which are located beneath your biceps brachii?



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Old 06-19-2002, 12:52 AM   #2
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Concentration curls Ive heard are good.



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Preacher curls or the concentration curls are great for targeting your brachialis
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Old 06-19-2002, 09:15 AM   #4
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#1 is all types of hammer curls...standing, seated, concentration, rope, incline, crossbody.
#2 is reverse curls...barbell, preacher, cable
#3 is 90 degree (straight up and down) preacher curls
#4 is seated or lying overhead cable curls

Developing the brachialis is the only way to heighten the biceps peak. It is a good idea to train the brachialis at each bicep workout.



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i agree that hammer curls work very well. got to make sure that you hold and squeeze at the top. form is more important then weight for this one.
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#1 is all types of hammer curls...standing, seated, concentration, rope, incline, crossbody.
#2 is reverse curls...barbell, preacher, cable
#3 is 90 degree (straight up and down) preacher curls
#4 is seated or lying overhead cable curls

Developing the brachialis is the only way to heighten the biceps peak. It is a good idea to train the brachialis at each bicep workout.



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I just rely on heavy back work for brachialis. CHins, rows ect......



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My understanding is the hammer curls are better for the brachialodoris muscle running through the forearm whereas preacher or concentration curls are better for the brachialis?



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My understanding is the hammer curls are better for the brachialodoris muscle running through the forearm whereas preacher or concentration curls are better for the brachialis?
Untrue...yes, I know you found a website that said different, but talk to any of the top strength coaches in the world and they will tell you just what I did.

I have also seen first hand what a good program of hammer curls can do for the brachialis.



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Thanks Gopro!



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