The ONLY 2 Biceps Exercises You Need (NO, SERIOUSLY!)



What would you say if I told you that there are only two biceps exercises you need to do? In this video, I am going to show you the …

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49 thoughts on “The ONLY 2 Biceps Exercises You Need (NO, SERIOUSLY!)

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  2. I'm 61 and work out a lot to your videos, but I can't seem to get the highest point of the bicep. THe underarm region Even looking at yours, they are in the middle.

    Everyone applauds the bicep peak, BUT I want my bicep and upper bicep to join my tricep and pec region (where my under arm is)

  3. If you don't incorporate a twist in the curl you actually aren't even working the biceps main function, which is to elbow flex the hand from palm down to palm up. Straight wrist curls focus mostly on the brachialis not the biceps?! Come on Jeff!

  4. Just as someone may like licorice, and another may throw up (me), so too should a workout routine vary based on your body type. This would include bone structure/size to muscle/size connection. Everyone is built different. This is to say, you have to experiment/trial & error, to discover which exercise is the "BEST" for your body type, to get your individual/ optimum results. I've never heard anyone explain this perspective. One size does not fit all. Goodluck!

  5. Hey Geoff, you probably won't see this with all you're busy with and that's fine but I just happened to be looking at some videos after i had surgery to repair a distal rupture (currently in physio as well) and was surprised to see you had the same injury but didnt opt for the surgery, is there any particular reason? I'm only 32 and I do manual labour for a living, I went to lift a table (i was delivering tables and i had stacked them up myself, theyre relatively light for me) and went to lift it and with no strain or indication I heard 3 pops and bam, full thickness tear.

  6. I gotta lot of respect for u ! I actually have a foundation in most places! As 1 person said to me in the gym, u have to have muscle, before it can be built up! I listened to both of u , thank u

  7. So you mentioned you have a torn bicept. I had a distal bicep rupture and had surgery to reattach my tendon. I'm going on 6 months since it happened. I've been going to a sports therapy clinic, and they have been rehabilitating my arm, strength training. What would you suggest as the best bicep exercises to do to get some type of semmetry back in yhe bicep.

  8. How did you tear your bicep?

    My buddy was once mauled by a bear. His muscles look similar in some places. A big part of his muscles were torn and so were his tendons.

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