Cable Biceps Triple-Threat Using Incline Bench
Update: 2019-10-30
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Using an incline bench to add some support is a great strategy if you want to isolate your biceps. Complete 6-10 reps in each position, in sequence:
A1 Incline bench cable biceps curl – The point of maximal loading (PML) is in the bottom (lengthened) position. Without resting, use the same weight and go to the next part of the movement.
A2 Bench leaning cable biceps curl – The PML is nearer the middle of the curl. Without resting, use the same weight and go to the next part of the movement.
A3 Chest-supported cable spider curl – The PML is near the top (shortened) position.
The bench stays in place throughout, which makes this setup highly practical. The cables stay where they are too. Just make sure they're properly aligned with your shoulders and at their lowest height. Two to three sets of these and your biceps will be fried. – Gareth Sapstead
A1 Incline bench cable biceps curl – The point of maximal loading (PML) is in the bottom (lengthened) position. Without resting, use the same weight and go to the next part of the movement.
A2 Bench leaning cable biceps curl – The PML is nearer the middle of the curl. Without resting, use the same weight and go to the next part of the movement.
A3 Chest-supported cable spider curl – The PML is near the top (shortened) position.
The bench stays in place throughout, which makes this setup highly practical. The cables stay where they are too. Just make sure they're properly aligned with your shoulders and at their lowest height. Two to three sets of these and your biceps will be fried. – Gareth Sapstead
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