evobuilder 0 Posted March 24, 2009 so the more I lose, the more I realize my arms are scrawny... I have a big chest andd shoulders... but man... my arms are just tiny (fat made them look bigger I guess). So I am looking for a good work out to bulk up my arms and was wondering if there are any tips out there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cingulus 0 Posted March 24, 2009 Hi Evobuilder, For the arms I would recommend the following. 1. Find a weight for each exercise that you can do up to 8 reps. 2. Keep using the same weight until you hit 10 reps then add 5 pounds. 3. Keep to three sets per exercise: Biceps Upper Arm Mass – Supine Grip (palms facing in) pull ups on assisted dip machine Full Bicep – Preacher Bench Kink Bar Curls Bicep Peak – Concentration curls Triceps Triceps Mass – dips, use an assisted dip machine 3 sets up to 25 Inner/Mid Triceps – Overhead dumbbell French curl Outer Triceps Head – Triceps pushdown I hope this helps… Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
plain 12 Posted March 25, 2009 Ditto. Those "bent bar" preacher's curls can get brutal! Also, personally I like to really stress my tricep work.....biceps are the "glory boys" of the arm, but it's the triceps that really give the impression of mass (IMO) Also, I think it's worthwhile to pick up one of those gizmos that works the forearms (a bar with a rope attached....you clip the rope around freeweights and lift those weights by rotating the bar. Sorry about the vague description, lol). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jaffa 5 Posted March 25, 2009 I have heard similar. If the 10th rep is doable without struggling, then you need to move up in weight. Keep doing it until you make the next weight. Three sets a day is what I'm doing right now. I am also totally into the fat burn style of walking and peddling right now. I walk for an hour and then ride the peddle stationary bike. Also I was told to make sure and do the weights before the fat burn exercise. I do most of the time, but not always. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites