Arm Blaster for Biceps & Triceps, Biceps Blaster - RAD Ultimate

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RAD Arm Blaster is a Harness with a Metal Plate. The Harness Slides Over Your Neck, Allowing You to Lock Your Arms into The Grooved Sections of Each Side of The...
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Estimated to be delivered on 12/01/2022 - 15/10/2022.

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RAD Arm Blaster is a Harness with a Metal Plate. The Harness Slides Over Your Neck, Allowing You to Lock Your Arms into The Grooved Sections of Each Side of The Arm Blaster’s Metal Plate. The Purpose of The Rad Arm Blaster Is to Lock in Good Form. The Biceps Blaster Keeps Your Arms in A Fixed Position, By Regularly Using an Arm Blaster for Your Bicep Workouts You’ll Get into The Habit of Keeping Your Elbows Close to Your Sides.

Here is how to use an arm blaster:

  • Adjust the Arm Blaster to fit comfortably around your neck.
  • Take a barbell or dumbbell and place them in front of you.
  • Position your elbows against the pads of the arm blaster, keeping them close to your body.
  • Slowly curl the weight towards your shoulders, keeping your elbows pressed against the pads of the arm blaster.
  • Hold the contraction for a moment at the top of the movement, then slowly lower the weight back to the starting position.
  • Repeat the movement for the desired number of repetitions.
  • Remember to keep your form strict and avoid swinging your body or using momentum to lift the weight.

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