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Pronated Curl

Lie face up on a flat bench, holding a single dumbbell in your left hand, keeping your arm straight above your shoulder, with your palms facing away from you.

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commence with a straight arm - palm facing away lower the weigt to your opposite shoulder
Because of the dumbbell movement associated with a Tate press, its vital that you make sure the dumbbell collars are securely fastened prior to performing this exercise.

Keeping your upper arm vertical, smoothly lower your left hand down towards your right shoulder, aiming to make a 90-degree bend in your left arm.

Focus on keeping the movement smooth and under control, keeping your upper arm vertical, avoid letting your upper arm cross your body or extend out to your side.

Always make sure that any locking collars are securely fastened, it is best to perform this exercise with fixed weights that are small in size.


 

 

 
   
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