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Bowflex Revolution
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Arm Exercises
Standing Biceps Curl – Elbow flexion from a shoulder extended position
START FINISH
START
Reach back and grasp the Hand
Grips with your arm extended
backward.
Do not let your arm go
completely straight, maintain
tension on the biceps.
Keep the upper arms stationary
and elbows back.
Slowly curl the handles forward
then upward toward the
shoulders.
Only curl forward until the cable
comes close, but not touching
your forearm.
Slowly reverse the arcing motion,
bringing your hands back to the
Start position.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Biceps
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Long hand grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
8 or 9
Success Tips
Stand in front of the platform facing
away from the engine with a staggered
step for more stability, (the back foot
may be on the platform).
Keep abs tight, chest lifted and a slight
curve in the lower back.
Stabilize the shoulder and wrist, only
allowing the elbow joint to be involved
in the motion.
Standing Biceps Curl – Elbow flexion from a shoulder flexed position
START FINISH
START
Reach up and grasp the Hand
Grips with your arm extended
forward.
Do not let your arm go
completely straight, maintain
tension on the biceps.
Keep the upper arms stationary,
slowly curl the handles up then
inward toward the shoulders.
Fully shorten the biceps by
squeezing the forearm toward
the upper arm.
Slowly reverse the arcing motion,
bringing your hands back to the
Start position.
FINISH
Muscles worked:
Biceps
Bench Position:
Removed
Accessory:
Long hand grips
Adjustable Arm Position:
2 or 3
Success Tips
Stand in front of the platform facing the
engine with a staggered step for more
stability.
Keep abs tight, chest lifted and a slight
curve in the lower back.
Stabilize the shoulder and wrist, only
allowing the elbow joint to be involved
in the motion.

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