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EPISODE · May 29, 2026

Why I added the Hammer Curls to my Arm day

from stevenson7 3Speak Podcast · host stevenson7

https://3speak.tv/watch?v=stevenson7/e220186d Doing hammer curls has really been a game changer for me. In my new routine, I pair a barbell curl with hammer curls, and honestly, it has been a great experience so far with noticeable growth. Apart from preacher curls, Bayesian curls, and the rest, hammer curls have become one of my favourite additions to arm day. They’re a great thickness builder for your arms. Here are a couple reasons why I think hammer curls are a must-add exercise: They help build arm thickness by targeting the brachialis and brachioradialis muscles underneath and around the biceps, which gives your arms a fuller look. Hammer curls also allow you to move significantly heavier weight since your forearms and grip are more involved. Yesterday, I used a 25kg dumbbell for the first time and managed about 5–8 reps, which honestly surprised me. Finally, they’re a much more joint-friendly movement for me. I usually notice a slight pinch in my wrist whenever I do traditional underhand curls, but with hammer curls, my hands stay in a more natural position, so they feel far more comfortable. So, if you haven’t already added hammer curls to your arm day routine, I definitely recommend giving them a try. And if you already do them, what’s your experience been like? Till next time, God bless.

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