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What does curling do to your body?
Curling strengthens your legs—as you maintain your balance on the slippery curling sheet, you tone your calves, thighs and buttocks. Plus the player who throws the rock does so from an elongated lunge, which requires strong leg and glute muscles. Curling strengthens your upper body—sliding a 40-lb.
What muscles do you need for curling?
Curling requires the use of several muscle groups, including the legs, core, back, shoulders, and arms. The sweeping motion, in particular, places significant demands on the upper body, including the triceps, biceps, and forearms.
How do I strengthen my legs for curling?
Single–leg squat As many as possible with good control
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Purpose: To strengthen quadricep and gluteal muscles and improve lower limb control.
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Keep your knee aligned over your toes.
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Slowly return to start position.
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Avoid rotation and tilt of the hips.
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As many as possible with good control.
Jan 21, 2020 · Therefore, your exercises are: squats, lunges, tricep pull-downs, shoulder press, bench press, butterflies, rows, and anything else that builds ...