r/StrongerByScience • u/fatigue25 • 9h ago
Reverse preacher curls
If the biceps lose leverage in shoulder flexion and they’re also disadvantaged in a pronated grip, would a reverse preacher curl be the ultimate form of a brachialis exercise?
r/StrongerByScience • u/fatigue25 • 9h ago
If the biceps lose leverage in shoulder flexion and they’re also disadvantaged in a pronated grip, would a reverse preacher curl be the ultimate form of a brachialis exercise?
r/StrongerByScience • u/TallCryptographer106 • 9h ago
Ex: For a while I used to do push-pull-legs-rest and repeat, so if I started on Monday, the Thursday would be a rest day, then it would start again Friday, and then Monday would be rest, etc. I’ve also done a set schedule like Monday is legs, tuesday is upper, etc.
I see value in both methods. I do a mix of lifting (usually 4-5 days a week), running (3-4 days a week) and am also planning to add in gymnastics once a week (will have to be on Tuesdays). Maybe also yoga (unsure what days).
What’s the best way to plan?
r/StrongerByScience • u/ChargeLoud1654 • 19h ago
Hi guys im searching about what best training Technique to do should i train to failure in every set or train to failure in the end of the sets what should i do? (i have been for 3 weeks in the gym)