The Best Biceps Exercises
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Also known as a "Spider Curl," this movement isolates the biceps by leaning chest-forward on an incline bench, removing all leg and back drive.
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Similar to the incline bicep curl, this movement emphasizes the stretch-shortening cycle of the biceps for superior hypertrophy.
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A hammer curl variation that targets the brachialis and brachioradialis while also engaging the outer bicep head for better arm width.
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Targets the brachioradialis and biceps. The cable provides constant tension that challenges the forearm muscles throughout the entire curl.
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Targets the brachialis and brachioradialis (forearms). The overhand grip increases the demand on the forearm extensors and bicep height.
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A bicep curl variation that emphasizes the outer (long) head of the biceps. The narrow grip helps build the bicep "peak" and overall arm thickness.
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Targets the brachialis and brachioradialis. The overhand grip builds grip strength and increases the volume of the outer arm.
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Also known as Spider Curls. Lying chest-down on an incline bench isolates the biceps and increases tension at the peak contraction.
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Total bicep isolation. The preacher bench locks the shoulders and elbows in place, forcing the biceps to work without any assistance from momentum.
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An isolation exercise for the biceps brachii. The angled pad eliminates the use of momentum, forcing the biceps to work through a full range of motion.
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Targets the brachialis and brachioradialis. The neutral grip is essential for building arm thickness and developing strong, aesthetic forearms.
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An isolation exercise that mimics the preacher bench mechanics while standing. It eliminates momentum to build the lower bicep and improve overall arm peak.
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