Reverse Curl
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A variation on the biceps curl in which the palms are kept facing downwards (pronated) throughout the movement, preventing the full contraction of the biceps and transferring more of the force onto the brachioradialis. Typically, a weightlifter should only be able to lift two-thirds to three-quarters as much weight as he would be able to do in a standard biceps curl.
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