my question is whether a reverse-grip curl (say with an EZ-Bar) works your triceps. i incorporate them when work triceps and it gives me one heck of a burn in the long head of my triceps. my main argument is that, on this site, reverse-grip curls are listed as working the forearms.......am i really the only one that uses these to work my triceps?
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02-18-2005, 09:19 PM #1
am i the only one that uses reverse-grip curls for triceps?
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02-18-2005, 09:23 PM #2
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I could see a reverse grip skull crusher working the triceps, AND living up to its name....sounds like something willie coyote would do. As to them working your triceps, maybe you are tensing to keep your arm in place? They are designed to work the brachial radialis muscle that one on the forarm/arm junction (top), and also brachalis (spelling) which is hidden under the bicep....give the arm thickness from the front. If they develop your tri's run with it..but that is my two cents
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02-20-2005, 09:09 AM #21Originally Posted by Defiant1
that may be so.....but whatever i'm doing, i feel in what i had always thought was the long head of your triceps ( the part on the back of your brachii that , in my case burns, and starts just above the elbow and extends upward for about 5-6 inches). is this really your 2nd head of your biceps?
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