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Hard work and good technique are whats needed with any muscle and the Bicep is just one of the major muscles of the arm, once you have determined what your Bicep muscle looks like (long and thin or short and plump). You can develop your Bicep workout around different Bicep exercises to create the perfect shape.

To build a huge Bicep muscle the major exercise is curls, the main stance for this is feet slightly apart, back straight and shoulders back, when curling the bar it is important not to flex the wrists but to concentrate on a full range of motion from the bar resting against your thigh to it coming up under your chin, the better you become at holding this position without trying to swing the bar as to flick and help with the weight the more your Bicep exercise will build the muscle.

When you progress you will have many different Bicep workout routines they will involve many different muscles such as your forearm you will also be twisting your wrist this helps develop a thick forearm muscle as well as building Bicep mass alone.

Along with keeping your body straight you shoudl concentrate on keeping your elbows close to your body and not pivoting them with your shoulders, you shouldnt feel your elbows moving during your main sets and reps.

As with many other bodybuilding exercises it is always good to do some cheats, these are usually perfomed after your major sets sort of like get the last bits of muscle worked, by helping the weight to move by using other body parts, for example, leaning over when doing curls then as you lift you pull your head backwards thus thrusting with your back muscle into a prone position you aid the movement of the weight.

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