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Hercules curl: TRX isolated biceps

TRX Hercules Curl to isolate the biceps

Instructions for using this post: audio cassette (I'm a boomer, I know) of AC / DC, song big guns, very high volume e way of biceps isolation.

Why Big guns? Because in bodybuilder English, i guns - cannons - are the arms. And why Big gun it was originally on the film's soundtrack Last action hero, protagonist the Arnold that we all love.

Now that the circle is closed, let's pump.

Isolate the biceps in calisthenics

Beloved biceps. Often, justification for joining the gym (at least until you discover the deadlift).

Yet, if you work in the absence of burdens - momentarily, or by philosophical choice - biceps without overload is difficult to isolate.

Sure, you can rattle off chin up on chin up (perhaps in the variant towels, that in addition to the biceps also breaks your forearms) and close with minutes on minutes of chin up hold, but a percentage of backbones still happen to us in the mix.

One solution is the hercules curl.

What is the hercules curl and how to do it

The HC is a great exercise without overloading to isolate the biceps. It is performed on the TRX, specially (and carefully) fixed to a pull-up bar, to a door or - for those, like me, who love the outdoors - to the branch of a tree.

The execution is soon described:

To give the difficulty of the exercise, and therefore the load, is the inclination of your body. The closer you get to the vertical, the less effort will be. Vice versa, increasing the inclination towards the floor will also increase the leverage, and therefore the effort.

Here is a pretty clear video about hercules curls.

A short card for biceps without overloads

We said: difficult to work the biceps in free body isolation.

Well try this:

At this point, we can go to isolation. You have two alternatives:

Good "cannons"!

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