Arms
Arm exercises
- Movements
- 35
- Variations
- 55
- Home
- 17
- Per side
- 6
Barbell
Barbell
Bicep Curl
Barbell Curl
Gym
Barbell
EZ-Bar Curl
Gym
Barbell
Drag Curl
Gym
Barbell
Preacher Curl
Gym
Barbell
Skull Crusher
Gym
Barbell
Incline Skull Crusher
Gym
Barbell
Decline Skull Crusher
Gym
Barbell
Tricep Extension
Barbell Overhead Extension
Gym
Barbell
JM Press
Gym
Barbell
Wrist Curl
Gym
Barbell
Reverse Wrist Curl
Gym
Barbell
Behind-the-Back Wrist Curl
Gym
Dumbbell
Dumbbell
Bicep Curl
Dumbbell Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Alternating Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Incline Curl
Incline Dumbbell Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Concentration Curl
Per side · Home
Dumbbell
Spider Curl
Gym
Dumbbell
Waiter Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Cross-Body Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Zottman Curl
Home
Dumbbell
Preacher Curl
Dumbbell Preacher Curl
Gym
Dumbbell
Skull Crusher
Dumbbell Skull Crusher
Home
Dumbbell
Tricep Extension
Home
Dumbbell
Tate Press
Home
Dumbbell
Rolling Tricep Extension
Gym
Dumbbell
Tricep Kickback
Per side · Home
Dumbbell
Wrist Curl
Dumbbell Wrist Curl
Home
Machine
Cable
Cable
Bicep Curl
Cable Curl
Gym
Cable
Incline Curl
Incline Cable Curl
Gym
Cable
Concentration Curl
Cable Concentration Curl
Per side · Gym
Cable
High Curl
Gym
Cable
Bayesian Curl
Per side · Gym
Cable
Lying Bicep Curl
Gym
Cable
Rope Curl
Gym
Cable
Preacher Curl
Cable Preacher Curl
Gym
Cable
Tricep Pushdown
Gym
Cable
Rope Pushdown
Gym
Cable
V-Bar Pushdown
Gym
Cable
Skull Crusher
Cable Skull Crusher
Gym
Cable
Tricep Extension
Cable Overhead Tricep Extension
Gym
Cable
Cross-Body Extension
Per side · Gym
Cable
Tricep Kickback
Cable Tricep Kickback
Per side · Gym
Cable
Wrist Curl
Cable Wrist Curl
Gym
Bodyweight
Other
How to choose arm exercises
Arm exercises usually focus on elbow flexion for the biceps and related muscles, or elbow extension for the triceps. Curls and extensions are useful direct work, while rows and presses already involve the arms. Choose accessories that fit the compound training you are doing rather than counting them in isolation.
A palms-up curl, hammer curl and supported curl differ in grip and body position. Triceps pushdowns and overhead extensions use different shoulder positions, while close-grip pressing adds chest and shoulder work. Select a small number of movements you can perform consistently. The exercise with the most complicated setup is not automatically the one your arms need.
Plan a session
A simple arm addition is one curl and one triceps movement after your larger upper-body exercises. If your elbows feel increasingly irritated or performance keeps dropping, review the total pressing and pulling volume before adding more direct sets. Keep the upper-arm position repeatable and avoid using a torso swing to turn a curl into a different movement. Small weight increments are often more useful than large jumps.
At home
Dumbbells offer several curl and extension choices; bands can work when anchored securely. Check overhead space and grip security for extensions. One-arm exercises allow separate left-right records, but the stronger side does not need unplanned extra reps. Use the same load convention and range on each side so the comparison tells you something useful.
Every set feeds your arms level.
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