Bowflex Sport Owners Manual - Page 58

Seated Biceps Curl-Flexion in supination, Lying Biceps Curl-Elbow Flexion in supination

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Arm Exercises Seated Biceps Curl-Flexion (in supination) Muscles Worked: Biceps Bench Position: Horizontal Accessory: Handgrips Pulleys: Chest Bar Success Tips • Keep your upper body motionless and your wrists straight. • Keep your chest lifted, trunk muscles tight, and maintain a slight arch in lower back. • Keep your spine aligned throughout movement START FINISH Start • Sit on the Bench, facing the Power Rod® unit. Keep one foot flat on the floor, and bend the other leg, bringing your foot up onto the Chest Bar with your knee turned slightly outward. • With the arm on the same side as your lifted leg, reach forward and grasp a Handgrip, keeping your elbow bent. Allow your forearm (not elbow) to rest on the elevated knee. Action • Slowly curl your forearm up toward your shoulder, keeping the upper arm completely still. • Keeping your biceps tightened, slowly reverse the curling motion and bring your arm back to the Start position. Lying Biceps Curl-Elbow Flexion (in supination) Muscles Worked: Biceps, Brachialis, and Brachioradialis Bench Position: Flat Bench Forward Accessory: Handgrips Pulleys: Chest Bar Success Tips • Keep your upper arms motionless and your wrists straight throughout the entire exercise. • Keep your chest lifted, spine straight, and a slight arch in your lower back. START FINISH Start • Sit on the Bench, facing the Power Rod® unit. Keep your knees bent and feet flat on the floor. • Grasp the Handgrips, keeping your arms straight and palms up. • Lie back completely with your head supported by the Bench. Action • Curl the Handgrips forward and up toward your shoulders, making sure to keep your upper arms completely motionless and your elbows at your sides. • Slowly bring your arms back to the Start position, maintaining the same arc of motion. 58

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Arm Exercises
Seated Biceps Curl—Flexion (in supination)
Lying Biceps Curl—Elbow Flexion (in supination)
Muscles Worked:
Biceps
Bench Position:
Horizontal
Accessory:
Handgrips
Pulleys:
Chest Bar
Success Tips
• Keep your upper body motionless and
your wrists straight.
• Keep your chest lifted, trunk muscles tight,
and maintain a slight arch in lower back.
• Keep your spine aligned throughout move-
ment
Muscles Worked:
Biceps, Brachialis, and Brachioradialis
Bench Position:
Flat Bench Forward
Accessory:
Handgrips
Pulleys:
Chest Bar
Success Tips
• Keep your upper arms motionless and
your wrists straight throughout the entire
exercise.
• Keep your chest lifted, spine straight, and
a slight arch in your lower back.
START
FINISH
START
FINISH
Start
• Sit on the Bench, facing the Power
Rod
®
unit. Keep one foot flat on
the floor, and bend the other leg,
bringing your foot up onto the
Chest Bar with your knee turned
slightly outward.
• With the arm on the same side as
your lifted leg, reach forward and
grasp a Handgrip, keeping your
elbow bent. Allow your forearm
(not elbow) to rest on the elevated
knee.
Start
• Sit on the Bench, facing the
Power Rod
®
unit. Keep your
knees bent and feet flat on the
floor.
• Grasp the Handgrips, keeping
your arms straight and palms up.
• Lie back completely with your
head supported by the Bench.
Action
• Slowly curl your forearm up
toward your shoulder, keeping
the upper arm completely still.
• Keeping your biceps tightened,
slowly reverse the curling motion
and bring your arm back to the
Start position.
Action
• Curl the Handgrips forward
and up toward your shoulders,
making sure to keep your upper
arms completely motionless and
your elbows at your sides.
• Slowly bring your arms back to
the Start position, maintaining the
same arc of motion.