How to Do
How to Do Single-Armed Bicep Cable Curls With Lateral Walk
The Bicep Curls With Lateral Walk Using Single Arm should begin with good posture to avoid injury. Brace the spine by drawing your lower abdomen inward. Your core muscles should be activated to support your posture as you perform the exercise.
If any pain is experienced, immediately stop the Bicep Curls With Lateral Walk Using Single Arm.
Beginning
Beginning Single-Armed Bicep Cable Curls With Lateral Walk
Curl the cable weight toward your chest while exhaling. Only your forearms, which should rise from the elbow, should move. Hold for one second at the apex of the contraction. Allow the cable weight to return the arms to their lower resting position by inhaling and unbending the arms at the elbow.
Movement
Single-Armed Bicep Cable Curls With Lateral Walk Movement
1. Adjust the cable arms to the lowest position, and select the appropriate resistance.
2. Hold a handle in each hand, and stand facing one of the cable arms off to one side. Step back until you feel the tension on the cable.
3. Start with a shoulder-width stance and then draw up your spine, making sure that your head, shoulders, hips, and knees are in line. Your arms should be fully extended and slightly in front of you, dragged forward by the resistance on the cable. Your palms should face the ceilings.
4. Lean back a little, and bend your knees slightly. Tighten your abdominals and draw your shoulders down away from your ears. Bend your elbows and curl the handles up to shoulder-height. You'll find there's a different level of resistance between the two arms.
5. Lower your arms and take a step to the side so that you are now equidistant to the two cable arms, and perform a biceps curl. To increase the intensity of this exercise, perform this exercise one arm at a time instead. Lower your arms, and take another step to the side so that you are facing the other cable arm off to the other side and perform another bicep curl. Reverse the movement to return to the original position.
6. Keep moving from side to side until the required repetitions are completed.
Benefits
Single-Armed Bicep Cable Curls With Lateral Walk Benefits
You can perform this exercise in the gym.
This exercise trains the biceps in the front of the arm. The addition of resistance from different angles challenges the muscles and adds a different stimulus.
Also, your glutes and legs will get a workout as you hold the half-squat while you move sideways from position to position.
