There’s no shortage of exercise applications and variations to choose from. And, because of this most fitness professionals are exercise encyclopedias. However, knowing lots of exercises without understanding how and when they may best be applied (and not applied), only adds confusion. Not to mention, also leads to subpar exercise programming.
I’ve started this “Analyzing Exercises” series to show you how we go about doing just that in order to build a principle-based understanding of the benefits and limitations a given exercise applications offers, so we have a clear understanding how it may best be used (or not used) in a given exercise program, and when in that program we feel it best fits.
Analyzing the Dumbbell Step-Up to Biceps Curl Exercise
We’re kicking off this “Analyzing Exercises” series by looking at the Dumbbell Step-Up to Biceps Curl, which is a common combo exercise application many fitness professionals and exercise enthusiasts (especially females) like to use as a “double-whammy.”
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Speaking at the Arnold Strength Summit in conjunction with the America’s Next Great Trainer Challenge on Saturday, March 7 2015 (at the Arnold Sports festival) in Columbus Ohio.
Speaking at the SUNY Cortland Strength and Conditioning Conference on Saturday, March 28th at the campus of SUNY Cortland.
Speaking at The Fitness Summit on MAY 1-2, 2015, in Kansas City, Missouri.
Speaking at the Sorinex Summer Strong Expo on May 29-31, 2015 at the the Williams-Brice Stadium in South Carolina.
