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Your bicep muscle. The page is to help you learn more about your bicep muscle. The more you know about how your bicep muscle works, the more you can build it up!
Your bicep muscle (shown
on the diagram in green) is responsible for moving your hand towards
your shoulder. The bicep muscle actually consists of 3 muscles. They are
the biceps brachii (main bicep muscle), brachialis (the
outside bicep muscle) and brachioradialis (the connector muscle
between the main bicep and the forearm muscle). Most of the bicep muscle exercises will hit all 3 of the bicep muscles. Some bicep exercises will hit some areas of the bicep muscle harder than others. For exmaple, the reverse barbell curl will hit the brachioradialis much harder than the other 2 muscles. Because of the way the bicep muscle works, you don't really have to worry about planning your bicep building routine to hit all 3 muscles. Some lifters swear that if you change your grip on the bar you're curling you can target the inner and outer bicep muscle, but the truch is, you will notice an difference at all. All bicep curling exercises will hit the 3 muscles enough for you to really build strength and size to your bicep muscles. We reccommend that you try our big muscle building Bicep workout routines. We have bicep muscle building routines for all levels of development. Bicep Exercises: Barbell Biceps Exercises: Biceps
Exercises - Barbell Curls Dumbbell Biceps Exercises: Biceps
Exercises - Alternating Hammer Curls Cable Biceps Exercises: Biceps Exercises - Cable Rope
Hammer Curls For workouts please contact us at njm@storm-leisure.co.uk and we will send you some. | ||
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