Seated Hammer Curls w/ Exercise Bands
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Rosanna Alvarez
Last updated: 1/21/2012
The seated hammer curl using resistance bands is used to target primarily the biceps, however because the wrist remains perpendicular to the ground rather than parallel, the forearm also gets a workout.
Start in a seated position on a chair/ball/or bench. Position the resistance band underneath the feet. The feet should both rest flat on the floor and the back should be nice and straight. With arms down at sides, grab the resistance band making sure the band has tension to begin with. Keeping elbows at the side, slowly raise hands toward the shoulder and slowly return to starting position. To ensure proper and efficient contraction, you should be able to count to 2 on the way up and 2 on the way down.
Start in a seated position on a chair/ball/or bench. Position the resistance band underneath the feet. The feet should both rest flat on the floor and the back should be nice and straight. With arms down at sides, grab the resistance band making sure the band has tension to begin with. Keeping elbows at the side, slowly raise hands toward the shoulder and slowly return to starting position. To ensure proper and efficient contraction, you should be able to count to 2 on the way up and 2 on the way down.
Step 1
Secure bands under feet. Arms should be straight.
Step 2
Curl bands up toward shoulders. Keep elbows still. Exhale.
Step 3
Slowly lower the bands to starting position and repeat several times.
Exercise Details
Difficulty Level LOW
The seated hammer curl with bands is a low difficulty exercise.
Target Muscle
Biceps
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