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Anyone know a good bicep workout that involves NO equipment?

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You can do plenty of good exercises with bodyweight. Pushups were mentioned, but I think dips are better IMO. Dips for triceps and chest, handstand pushups for shoulders, pullups for the biceps and back, and lunges actually work pretty well. You won't get huge doing them, but it certainly will help.

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what I used to do before I had a chin up bar was too find any door in the house open it and grab the top with my hands and do pull ups on it.. not quite as good for your biceps as chins though but still good and give your lats a good workout aswell
 

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Really...

There's little point in exercising your biceps unless you're going to put in a commitment to eat right (and preferably work out the rest of you body as well).

And that's a large commitment...

If I could put almost zero into a routine, I'd run. At least you can rest assured your heart is getting a workout.


But isn't there something?!

I mean fill a bag with something heavy and do curls, or something.
 
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