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The ONLY Curl You Need For Forearms — Transcript

by Roger C · 462 words · 64 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00Reverse curls are the single best curl
  2. 0:02that exists to gain forearm size. I have
  3. 0:04tried a huge variety of curls over long
  4. 0:06periods and can confidently say that
  5. 0:07reverse barbell curls give me the
  6. 0:09girthiest of gains by far and will make
  7. 0:11you achieve the disproportionate Popeye
  8. 0:13look in no time for many reasons. I am
  9. 0:15currently reverse curling 60 kilos for
  10. 0:17four sets of 12 reps and it is truly
  11. 0:19showing in my forearm size and strength.
  12. 0:21Now, in my forearm tier list video, I
  13. 0:23said that hammer curls were better for
  14. 0:24brachioradialis growth, but I would like
  15. 0:26to take back what I said and put reverse
  16. 0:28curls at the absolute top of the tier
  17. 0:30list. They not only work your
  18. 0:31brachioradialis, but also make your
  19. 0:33wrist extensors grow extremely strong as
  20. 0:35they have to carry that insane amount of
  21. 0:36weight. It is a two-in-one exercise
  22. 0:38which is perfect for someone like me
  23. 0:40that is too lazy to train extensors,
  24. 0:41which if you don't know, are muscles at
  25. 0:43the back of your forearms that can look
  26. 0:44like thick pipes of muscles under your
  27. 0:46skin when well developed. Hammer curls
  28. 0:48don't have that benefit and honestly
  29. 0:50after spamming them for so long, I don't
  30. 0:52like the instability single arm curls
  31. 0:53provide. With a barbell, you're pretty
  32. 0:55much stuck in the same range of motion.
  33. 0:57Your arms cannot go left or right and
  34. 0:59cause injury, which is a huge benefit
  35. 1:01when carrying huge loads. I recommend to
  36. 1:04use an easy bar as it is way easier on
  37. 1:06the wrist and personally gives me a
  38. 1:07better feeling in the brachioradialis.
  39. 1:10It also allows me to go much heavier.
  40. 1:12Like I think that 2 years ago, I was
  41. 1:13using 40 kilos, so literally half the
  42. 1:15weight for the same number of sets and
  43. 1:17reps. But switching to a non-straight
  44. 1:18barbell allowed me to go way heavier and
  45. 1:20of course grow way more. I am not truly
  46. 1:23focusing much on form as you can see.
  47. 1:25The last few reps can get pretty ugly
  48. 1:27and involve swinging, but it has no
  49. 1:28importance for me. In fact, I even think
  50. 1:30that a bit of ego lifting can make you
  51. 1:32grow much faster. I throw the weight as
  52. 1:33fast as I can on the concentric and
  53. 1:35control the eccentric by slowing down
  54. 1:37the weight. It gives me both explosive
  55. 1:39power and stimuli for hypertrophy. I can
  56. 1:42do reverse curls up to two to four times
  57. 1:43a week when I am motivated. You can find
  58. 1:45my push pull legs split and all of my
  59. 1:47advanced forearm workouts in my school
  60. 1:49community. First link in the
  61. 1:50description. As you can see, a lot of
  62. 1:52members also have achieved insane
  63. 1:53physiques and feats of strength. It is
  64. 1:55pretty common in there.

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