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Bicep Stretches

Muscles worked

  • Bicep

Form Cues

  • Extend one arm out to the side at shoulder height

  • Rotate your palm backward and grip a wall or door frame

  • Keep the arm straight and the shoulder down

  • Slowly rotate your body away from the wall until you feel a stretch in the bicep

  • Hold the position for 20-30 seconds

  • Breathe calmly and evenly during the stretch

  • Avoid jerky movements or overstretching

  • Repeat the stretch on both sides

Progressions

  1. 01

    Wall Bicep Stretch

    • Stand facing away from a wall with your arm extended straight behind you at shoulder height and your palm against the wall.

    • Rotate your torso away from the wall, keeping your arm straight to stretch the bicep.

    • Hold the position and focus on opening your chest as you deepen the stretch in the bicep.

  2. 02

    Floor German Bicep Stretch

    • Sit on the floor with your legs extended in front of you and your hands behind you, palms down and fingers pointing backward.

    • Gently press your chest forward while keeping your arms extended, stretching through the biceps and shoulders.

    • Keep your elbows straight and focus on increasing the intensity of the stretch as your chest moves forward.

  3. 03

    Supinated German Plank

    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    • Hang from rings with your arms extended behind your body, similar to a German Hang position.

    • Instead of fully lowering into the stretch, engage your core and shoulders to hold your body in a plank-like position, parallel to the ground.

    • Focus on keeping your arms straight and maintaining control through your shoulders and core, using the rings to support your body as you hold the position.

  4. 04

    Foot Assisted Supinated German Hang

    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    • Hang from a bar or rings with your palms facing forward (supinated grip) and your arms behind your body, simulating a German Hang.

    • Keep your feet on the floor or a platform to control the intensity of the stretch.

    • Focus on keeping your arms straight and deepening the stretch in your biceps and shoulders.

  5. 05

    Supinated German Hang

    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    Low Pull Up Bar or Gymnastic Rings
    • Fully hang from a bar or rings in the German Hang position, with your palms facing forward and arms extended behind your body.

    • Allow your chest to drop and shoulders to open as you relax into the position.

    • Maintain straight arms and control the stretch through the biceps, chest, and shoulders.

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