Quick question, /fit/. Do these curls build something BESIDES

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>>34503189
>does exercise for 8 months
>doesn't know what it does

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Barbell Curl

>Target
Biceps Brachii

>Synergists
Brachialis
Brachioradialis

>Stabilizers
Deltoid, Anterior
Trapezius, Upper
Trapezius, Middle
Levator Scapulae
Wrist Flexors

I do them because otherwise I look lanky and dyel. The only use I've found for them other than bigger arms is in opening windows that slide upward

>>34503189

>tfw can barely curl the bar

who no forearms here?

>>34503221
I know what it does, it's just not doing what it's supposed to.

>>34503227
This is what I need.

With how much weight do you guys do it?

I started with 30 kilos, now I'm nearing 60. 8 reps per set, 5 sets.

>>34503228
That's useful though.

>>34503255
>60kg BB curl for 5x8

Either you're strong as fuk, or your form is shit.

>>34503255
>in old building
>former newsprint facility
>stacks of paper everywhere
>dust covers everything
>someone lights a cigarette
>ashes make the dry paper catch on fire
>can't go down the stairs
>only way out is through the window
>years of nonuse, Window is stuck
>people trying to open the window
>not budging
>suddenly a curlbro runs up
>don't worry guys I got this
>lifts the window with ONE HAND with ease
>everyone gets out window
>building burns down shortly after
Sometimes curlbros are useful, fit.

>>34503284
It's 55kg. But I've worked on construction parallel to college for five years, they tend to make you work your arms.

>>34503297
This is exactly what I mean.

>This greentext in charge of becoming a "FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH" comic

>>34503189
if curls are only hitting your biceps then your form sucks
stop swinging the weights you faggot

>>34503189
most people curl too heavy, and end up hip driving the damn thing, the come on /fit/ raging about still being lankatron after 9 years of lifting

for a change of pace, try one arm db hammer curls, and focus on keeping your body rigid so you can isolate your arm movements