Scott Curl With Dumbbell, Single-Arm
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muscles: | Biceps![]() |
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auxiliary muscles: | Hand Flexors![]() |
required: | Dumbbell, Bench or Seat |
fitness level: | Easy |
exercise type: | Strength |
Variations available (23) |


Starting Position
- adjust the bench so that you can lay the triceps down onto the backrest
- you can vary the angle of the decline
- alternatively you can use a very stable deck chair with an adjustable backrest
- pick up one dumbbell
- place your upper arm on the backrest
- hook the armpit at the end of the backrest
- your back remains straight
- the arm is still bent a bit, so that the forearm is vertical to the ground
- the palm of the hand is pointed to the body
- push the chest against the backrest
- grab the end with the other hand
- your legs support the slot
Correct Execution
- let the weight sink down slowly
- only the forearm is moving
- do not stretch the arm through fully
- guide the dumbbell up again without momentum
- stop the motion in a 90 degree angle of your elbow joint
- repeat the exercise with the other arm, too