The 30 Most Powerful Arm Exercises For Titanic, Toned Arms
Arms Exercise 16: Isometric Dumbbell Curls
How To:
Primary Muscles: Biceps
- Hold two dumbbells with an underhand grip and curl your left arm halfway up to 90°. This is starting position.
- While holding your left arm in place, perform a full set of curls with your right arm, squeezing the contraction for 1s. Return to full extension and complete the set without dropping your left arm.
- Repeat for the opposite side.
Video Demo — Isometric Dumbbell Curls
Arms Exercise 17: Prone Bench Curls (Spider Curls)
How To:
Primary Muscles: Biceps
- Lie on a 45° bench holding dumbbells with an underhand grip.
- Without shifting your upper arms forward/back, powerfully contract your biceps and curl upwards. Hold the contraction for 1s and return to full extension. Repeat
Video Demo — Prone Bench Curls
Arms Exercise 18: Front & Lateral Raises
Primary Muscles: Shoulders (Front/Medial Deltoids)
How to — Front Raises:
- Hold two dumbbells at your side with an overhand grip. Keep your arm straight and powerfully raise your right arm straight up to shoulder height.
- Hold for .5s, lower to start, and perform with your left arm. Repeat.
How to — Lateral Raises:
- Hold two dumbbells at your side with a neutral grip. Keep your arm straight and powerfully raise your right arm sideways until it reaches shoulder height.
- Hold for .5s, lower to start, and perform with your left arm. Repeat.
Arms Exercise 19: Standing Dumbbell Push Press
How To:
Primary Muscles: Shoulders, Triceps
- Stand holding two dumbbells with a neutral grip. Curl the dumbbells up to chest height — this is starting position.
- Bend your knees, dip down slightly, and powerfully press the weights overhead. Hold the weights up for 1s and return down to start. Repeat.
Video Demo — Standing Dumbbell Push Press
Arms Exercise 20: Bench Reverse Flies
How To:
Primary Muscles: Shoulders (Rear Deltoids)
- Set a bench to 60° and lie face down.
- Keep your chest in contact with the bench, contract your shoulders, bend your arms slightly, and powerfully raise the dumbbells laterally. You should form a T at the top.
- Squeeze your shoulder blades for .5s and return to full extension. Repeat.
Video Demo — Bench Reverse Flies
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