Biceps exercises
The biceps brachii flexes the elbow and supinates the forearm. Both heads share one hub because searchers ask for biceps, not long-head versus short-head isolation. Curls with a bar, EZ bar, dumbbell, or cable fill most of this list. Chin-ups appear when the catalog marks biceps as the target rather than a lat synergist. Grip changes the story: supinated curls hit the biceps; hammer grips feed the brachialis that sits under them and still belongs in an arm search. Stretch-position preacher and incline curls versus squeeze-position concentration curls are different entries, not one mad-lib. Forearm muscles stabilize every curl; they have their own hub if that is what you wanted. Open a card for cues, then use similar exercises to stay on elbow flexion.
113 published exercisesPreacher Curl
Preacher Curl
Seated Close-grip Concentration Curl
Seated Curls
Seated Preacher Curl
Standing Biceps Curl
Standing Concentration Curl
Standing Inner Biceps Curl
Standing Inner Curl
Standing One Arm Concentration Curl
Standing Wide Grip Biceps Curl
Standing Wide-grip Curl
Suspension Arm Curl
Suspension Arm Curl-to-Ears
Two Legs Reverse Biceps Curl with Towel
Weighted Standing Curl
Zottman Curl
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