I've been hearing the term "cheat curl" for some time now and I want to know how it's done exactly? Does anyone here know?
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The13ig13adWolf said:why would you want to do any exercise that has the word 'cheat' in it?
do you do this on 'skimp on your workout day'?
Yes and Yes...P-funk said:lean way back and hyperextend?
swing like an animal back and forth?
Exactly. HIT would call for "cheat reps" at the end of sets, so that you could stick the negative. I think it's a highly formidable way to train, especially when you don't have a training partner.cfs3 said:I could see them being used for some (but obviously not all) exercises if you didn't have a training partner (I don't). If you cheated up the weight on T-Bars, you could then do a negative. Or you could cheat past a sticking point.
But if you do have a training partner, cheats gove little, if any, benefit.
yea that works, just be careful and don't injure yourself. remember, if you do cheat on the positive as you are saying at the end of the set, you're only risking injury if you can't perform the negative with control.Zac_Champigny said:I thought the purpose of a cheat curl was to get that last rep out. Like if you just cant get out that last rep, bounce it up a little so you at least get something out of it rather than just putting down the weight?