Perform the curl as you normally would, but let your back round over the
top edge of the bench to get a better stretch at the bottom.
Grab a dumbbell and put it on either of its ends at
the edge of a bench.
Sit on the floor and lean back into
the edge of the bench or couch, making sure the edge sits just underneath your shoulder blades.
-- Sit on the edge of a flat bench and put your hands next to your hips with your fingers gripping
the edge of the bench.
Lie down on a flat bench, grab one weight with your right hand, and grasp
the edge of the bench with the left hand to support stability.
Sit on
the edge of a bench with your hands grasping the edge on each side of your hips.
Sit on
the edge of a bench with a straight back and extended legs, gripping the bench for stability and keeping your feet together and your toes pointed toward the ceiling.
Place your hands on
the edge of the bench / platform, slightly wider than shoulder width and perform the push - up movement, keeping the body straight.
Place the heels of your hand on
the edge of a bench with your fingers facing forward.
(Your back should be as close to
the edge of the bench as possible.)
-- Sit on one of the benches and place your hands on
the edge of the bench.
Lay on your back on
the edge of a bench, holding the sides above your head.
Lie face down on the leg - curl machine with your legs extended and place the back of your legs against the pad but make sure that your knees are off
the edge of the bench.
Lay on your back on
the edge of your bench, holding the sides above your head.
Sit on
the edge of a bench, chair or rock and place your hands slightly more than shoulder width apart on the bench.
Begin on your back on
the edge of a bench, holding the sides above your head.
Glutes no longer touch
the edge of the bench.
Sit on
the edge of the bench, holding one 5 lb Steel Club with the right hand.
So the first stage of progression is to lie with your back flat against a bench, your arms behind your head and your hands gripping
the edge of the bench.
Starting Position: Begin by sitting at
the edge of a bench and position your hands at your sides with your fingers facing forwards.
Starting Position: While sitting on
the edge of a bench, place your hands next to your sides with your fingers facing forwards.
If need be, place some padding under the part of your groin area that contacts
the edge of the bench.
Your hands should be hanging off
the edge of the bench (or off the front of your thighs), holding the dumbbells or barbell in an underhand grip with palm facing upwards.
At the same time, hook your toes over the back
edge of the bench (very useful for «locking» your leg onto the bench for stability) and bend your front leg knee about 45 degrees.
Slide your body so that your head is at
the edge of the bench.
Sit on
the edge of a bench leaning over with a dumbbell and your elbow braced against your inner thigh.
For the starting position, grip
the edge of the bench.