Do you want wider biceps? Regular bicep curls mainly target the long head and short head of the bicep but one muscle that is often overlooked is the brachialis. Technically, the brachialis is a distinct muscle from your bicep. It sits somewhere between the bicep and the tricep. However, it will contribute to overall arm thickness and make your biceps appear thicker since it pushes up against your bicep. Four exercises to target it include: rope hammer curls, reverse grip curls, hammer curl bar,

The bicep has two heads (hence the prefix “bi”). The two heads are the long head and the short head. However, there is an additional muscle, the brachialis, which technically is not part of the bicep but contributes to the overall development of your biceps. The short head is the inner part of the bicep. Preacher curls are one of the best exercises to hit it. The long head is the outside of the bicep and can be targeted effectively with incline dumbbell curls. The brachialis is a distinct muscle

BICEP PEAK-The bicep has two heads. The long head is the outer head and the short head is the inner head. The long head is the part that contributes to what’s referred to as the “bicep peak.” Although I suggest incorporating exercises to target both heads of your bicep so it can fully develop, these are three of the best exercises to specifically target the long head. #bicepworkout #bicepcurls #armworkout #bicepexercises #bicepsday #bicepday #bicepsworkout #bicepworkouts #bicepspeak #biceppeak #

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