Scott Herman brings "balloon arms" back to a basic curl
With no new uploads, ScottHermanFitness's archive supplies the week's viewing, from form critiques to a plank tutorial dating to 2009.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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The promised shortcut combines a supposed drag curl with a full curl. Scott Herman sees something else: a low row followed by a movement closer to a shoulder exercise.
In his cable-biceps-curl critique, he demonstrates the distinction rather than simply dismissing it. "This is not a drag curl. This is a low row," he says, before showing the bar traveling up his body. His alternative is deliberately uncomplicated: keep the elbows in front of the hips, curl the weight up and control the descent.
ScottHermanFitness posted nothing new this week, but added roughly 350,000 views. That older critique remains among the channel's active uploads, alongside installments examining barbell deadlifts and dumbbell shoulder presses. The approach fits Herman's stated philosophy: the basics work when you stick with them.
Subscribers held steady, while daily views are currently running above their usual level. Among nearby fitness channels, Yoga with Kassandra and Andrew Kwong (DeltaBolic) both added subscribers this week; Herman's was a smaller week for total viewing.
There is a much longer history behind these corrections, too. "How To: Plank," posted in 2009, remains ScottHermanFitness's most-watched regular video with more than 22 million views. The archive's enduring calling card is not an elaborate routine, but a single exercise explained.
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Which shoulder exercise does Herman recognize in the second part of the curl combination?
Herman identifies the second movement as a front raise targeting the shoulders rather than a full biceps curl.




