Beginning in the starting position, you want to make sure that you’re resisting supination and not just flexion of the elbow.

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Apply the ice pack with pressure for five to 10 minutes, then repeat until swelling and pain decreases. But you can still do the same thing with bands as long as you are a little bit creative and know how to wrap the bands to create a line of resistance. You can replicate all the benefits of a Preacher Curl without ever needing a bench, a dumbbell or anything other than the band you’re holding.From here, all you’re going to do is lift your hands straight up to the ceiling, making sure to keep the elbows as far back as possible. How you do curls, and the ones you select, will play a big part in the results you ultimately see," says Cavaliere. By locking your elbow in place on this move, you eliminate the swing and momentum which would usually come into play, forcing the bicep muscles to do more of the work.