

We employ a skilled chef who is preparing delicious meals designed especially for athletes. You can import any plan into your training diary. You can also share your plan with others on the MUSQLE IN TOUCH social network. You can import any training plan into your profile and change it according to your needs. We have a database of training plans and we offer you selected plans in line with your gender, sport, training aims and body type. Both can be shared within the MUSQLE IN TOUCH social network and on Facebook. The main parts of the profiles are personalized training plans and training diaries as well as personalized diet plans. Our system also enables you to keep track of your improvement in individual exercises, muscles and your overall progress. Members can keep track of their weight, body fat and other measurements (like waist and hip circumference).Įvery content item can be added to your personal profile – another way to personalize your experience at the website.

This is not only beneficial for the workout but will also prevent elbow injury.Įvery MUSQLE member has a personal profile that can be kept private or be made visible to friends or the public. Notice: do not extend your arms completely. In the first phase of the movement, the brachioradialis muscle is directly involved. This is the second most important function of the biceps muscle (after elbow flexing).

Some athletes do the alternating curls in the last set (when the muscles are already exhausted) or only at the end of each set (for the same reason). This is a variation of incline dumbbell curls: while it is sometimes hard to coordinate the movement of both arms, alternate movement enables more concentration. Watch yourself in the mirror to make sure you eliminate use of the trapezius muscles.įrequency of repetitions depends on correct breathing and technique. Only the forearms should move, not your elbows.Īvoid fast and uncontrolled motion as you are coming back to the starting position resulting from relaxation of the muscle contraction.Ĭhoose the number of repetitions to match your training type. Start with lighter weight to master the technique well.

Breathe out when your forearm is moving upwards and breathe in as you come back to the starting position.Ĭhoose the dumbbell weight to match your abilities, fitness level and training type. Bring the dumbbell back and repeat the contraction with your other hand. Hands holding the dumbbells are held at arms-length, palms facing each other (inwards).Ĭurl the weight in one hand forward while rotating your wrist so that the palm is facing up at shoulder level. Sit down on an incline bench with a dumbbell in each hand and lean against the bench. Set the bench inclination and choose appropriate weight dumbbells to match your type of training.
