1. 1

   Hold the dumbbell towards the side farther from you so that you have more weight on the side closest to you. (This can be done for a good effect on all bicep dumbbell exercises). Now do a normal incline dumbbell curl, but keep your wrists as far back as possible so as to neutralize any stress that is placed on them.

2. 2

   Sit on an incline bench that is angled at 45-degrees while holding a dumbbell on each hand.

3. 3

   Let your arms hang down on your sides, with the elbows in, and turn the palms of your hands forward with the thumbs pointing away from the body. Tip: You will keep this hand position throughout the movement as there should not be any twisting of the hands as they come up. This will be your starting position.

4. 4

   Curl up the two dumbbells at the same time until your biceps are fully contracted and exhale. Tip: Do not swing the arms or use momentum. Keep a controlled motion at all times. Hold the contracted position for a second at the top.

5. 5

   As you inhale, slowly go back to the starting position.

6. 6

   Repeat for the recommended amount of repetitions.

General guidance matched from movement type and equipment; it is not individualized coaching or medical advice.