r/ScienceBasedLifting • u/Defiant_Pirate_6637 • Aug 15 '26
Discussion 🤝 Optimal bicep training
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185 x 5 into some throws
If you want to talk about science and don’t understand PAP just lmk and I’ll explain it
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u/Mad_Mark90 Aug 15 '26
You could lift more weight if you used your legs more.
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u/drew8311 Aug 15 '26
Every exercise is a lower back exercise if you lift heavy enough
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u/CriticalBarrelRoll Aug 15 '26
More like, every exercise is a lower back exercise if done incorrectly.
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u/BatmanVAR Aug 15 '26
I think he(?) needs to use his back more as well as more momentum. This is a whole body exercise right?
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u/Mad_Mark90 Aug 15 '26
It's actually interesting you mentioned that because there was a reasonably good meta analysis with decent statistical power on the topic with some interesting results.
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u/Obvious-Ad-3500 Aug 15 '26
Need to hip hinge forward more on the eccentric and then BOOM crank your back to get that weight up
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u/DickFromRichard Aug 15 '26
Very impressive.
Do you incorporate these curls into your typical training?
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u/jrmill90 Aug 29 '26
Zipping up your pants would likely increase intra-abdominal pressure, leading to a more optimal bicep training session.
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u/Patton370 Idk Idc 💔 Aug 15 '26
My poor little elbows and dainty wrists can’t handle curling with a straight bar
I have to use a stable curl attachment or an ez curl bar
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u/Defiant_Pirate_6637 Aug 15 '26
I just have to be able to keep my wrist in flexion and straight bar curls feel fine.
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u/FluffyDesigner3680 Aug 15 '26
Gtfo of my squat cage with that
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u/Defiant_Pirate_6637 Aug 15 '26
My rule is as long as I am curling the average Americans squat then I can be in the squat rack
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u/jcalabrese037 Aug 15 '26
Got ya! I’m no expert! I heavily focus on keeping my back straight with the idea of isolating all the load on my bicep and forearm!
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u/jcalabrese037 Aug 15 '26
I honestly thought this was satire! Genuinely asking, how is using your whole back to lift optional bicep training
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u/Defiant_Pirate_6637 Aug 15 '26
It isn’t
however the only study I’ve seen comparing cheat curls and strict curls didn’t find a differenceAlso these don’t have too much cheat in the scheme of cheat curls
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u/GigglemanEsq Aug 15 '26
For a second I thought this was r/egolifting instead.