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The Biceps Workout -Master Tip- (FASTER GAINS)

The Biceps Workout -Master Tip- (FASTER GAINS)

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If you want to build bigger biceps from your biceps workout then you are going to need to unleash the master tip. In this video, I-m showing you the one tip that applies to every biceps exercise that you can do right away and more importantly feel right away. No more guessing whether or not the advice you have been given is actually working to help you build your biceps. With the master tip, you will know it right away and will start seeing faster gains from using it. So the one best tip that you can do when training your biceps is to bend your wrists back slightly on every rep of every exercise. The reason for this is twofold. First, the slightly extended position of your wrist creates a more stable and stronger wrist. When lifting heavy weights, as you would on a barbell curl, the stronger wrist will give you more leverage to do this more safely. Whenever you go to grasp something and hold on tight, you grab it with your wrist bent back slightly into extension. This is an automatic reaction and is done because your body knows that this is a stronger position to grab from. Yet, when we curl we are often told to never bend back the wrist and instead curl from a strictly neutral wrist position. Here is the problem with that. When you curl from a weaker more neutral wrist you are begging for the wrist flexors to kick in as the weight gets heavier and fatigue sets in. When this happens, your forearm flexors attempt to -curl- the bar up for you and take the biceps off the hook. The problem with this compensation is that these relatively weak muscles are ill equipped to handle these loads and the force is transmitted to the tendinous attachment on the inside of the elbow. This is where people will often suffer the medial elbow pain or golfers elbow from doing biceps exercises. Instead, you want to try and take the forearm flexors out of the action by getting the wrist into slight extension. Now we aren-t talking a lot of extension, but rather just 20 to 30 degrees. The key is that you are not actively trying to cheat the bar up with the use of your forearms. Beyond the injury prevention benefits of the move however are the more popular aesthetic benefits. Doing this will greatly speed up the rate at which you see biceps growth and gains. The reason is simple. Your biceps will now be doing far more of the work than they had before because they are going to have to do more of the lifting. More work being done by the actual muscles you are trying to build, and you are in business. For some of the exercises shown here like the barbell curl, spider curls, dumbbell supinating curl, chin ups and lip busters, you will see that the position of the wrist varies during different parts of the exercise. In general, as you lift you want to allow the wrist to bend back so you can keep the focus of the contraction on the biceps. You will feel if you are doing this correctly right away because the contraction of your biceps will be better than at any other time. If you are looking for a program that puts the details into how you do exercises (because they matter) then head to and get the ATHLEAN-X Training Systems. Take advantage of the same pro coaching that top professional athletes are using under Jeff-s tutelage to experience the same next level gains
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 10


Thanks for these great tips! I'm almost 47 and I've just started working out again, because my body is giving me signs that I have to start living the good life. Yes, I was in the gym during my teens, but after that I have never stepped into a gym or even exercised ever again. Also, recently I have recovered from what we in the Netherlands call a tennis elbow (for the 2nd time in 10 years) that made me get into the mindset of getting fitter. After seeing a couple of your vids, learning what nutrition actually does, I can only thank you for the effort you put into making these videos! Yes, I have only started out recently (3 months) working out again, and only the last 2 weeks have I started to train daily ( used to start with 3 times a week to protect myself from possible injury) but using tipd from your videos has really stepped it up for me! Thank you again!
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Hello everyone I'm arsh Hope you guy's doing well. I was wondering to know if any one of you guys could give me the perfect diet coz I'm a student so I'm always busy from 9: 00 A. M. to 3: 00 P. M. SO what will be the suitable diet for me. It will be the best advice for me if you guys could give.
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I apologize ahead of time if I missed a video of explaining this. So I do have solid arms but am really looking for that ball bicep! Any tips or videos you can help get me there. I'm sure some of it might be genetics but everything help! Keep up the amazing work! You are so appreciated! ---
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Word of caution: Caused discomfort in Elbows, confirmed by doctor and physiotherapist as well. So, be careful while following this, he is an expert with super body and mind connection but not everyone has it.
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Appreciate your videos jeff. Excellent info. What kind of advice can you give a guy that's diabetic type2 and trying to bulk up a little? Having trouble keeping sugar normal and eating enough calories.
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Jeff, I promised myself I wouldn't train legs until you released the Master Tip for legs. It's been 3 long years and I still haven't gotten behind that squat rack. Please hurry.
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But Jeff my trainer says we should not bend the wrist when we doin arms specially with free weights. he says wrist should be straight. so what you say.
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Why was this video in my recommendation ads for 2 whole years. I always ignored the best I can. Today I finally gave up and clicked on it. Happyy?
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I'm so thankful to you sir. I've learned so much and I'm able to notice changs in my body slowly. I'm so glad I started watching your videos
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Jeff, how do you feel about bicep blaster equipment? they work in isolating the bicep curl, but some of them are uncomfortable. thanks
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