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Hammer curl, Seated Inclined, Alternating |
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The seated inclined alternating hammer curl is an effective exercise for strengthening the biceps and forearms and are performed by contracting the biceps and lifting the dumbbells upwards with a neutral grip. Alternating the movement also encourages good technique and increases the time under tension. The incline further increases the challenge. The lower the incline, the more difficult the movement becomes. Below you'll find a video guide and step by step instructions that describe the correct technique for the seated inclined alternating hammer curl exercise.
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Biceps
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Forearms
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Hammer curl, Seated Inclined, Alternating Steps:
Sit on a gym bench set at a 45 - 30 degree incline with a dumbbell in each hand
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Extend your arms & rotate the hands inwards so your palms face each other
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Keep your back straight & shoulders back
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Curl the dumbbell on one side until shoulder height
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Pause briefly at the top & squeeze the bicep muscle
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Slowly lower back to the start position
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Repeat the same movement for the other arm
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