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    1. fa2nzg

      fa2nzg Well-Known Member

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      I work Bi's and Tri's 2x a week so 2-3 weeks and I noticed a difference. I work this and I am not posting cardio or abs. Mainly because when you work Chest you work Tri's and when you work back you work Bi's so I do medium either weight or reps when working on the same day.

      Monday - Heavy Chest, Heavy Bi's, Light - Medium Tri's
      Wednesday - Shoulders and Legs
      Friday - Heavy Back, Heavy Tri's, Light Bi's
       
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      Why arms 2x a week? Isnt that over kill while doing back and chest?
       
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      If you're tryin to grow them then yeah maybe. If you're just tryin to shape em, then maybe not.
       
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      I'm not going to dismiss anyone's exercise advice in here, but it's my general belief that your muscle shape is mainly genetic. Specifically, long biceps will always have less of a peak than short biceps (speaking of the distance between the insertion and the elbow crease). Yours look pretty long, but I've seen longer. On a positive note, your shape and insertions have probably allowed you to add more mass to your arms than the average trainer.
       
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      Kinda hard to explain why I do this:

      Not to me, Most people do Chest and Tri's heavy, I don't feel I can concentrate on a muscle group wearing them out like that. I would rather failure on chest and decent tri then later on heavy tri's when I can concentrate a lot on them. It is just pretty much just hitting them since I am there, there is at least 72hrs rest between so healing isn't a problem. To each their own, i just started doing it this way and I love it. I am trying to do some cutting so I feel this is working best for me at this time.
       
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      I can see how this would work while dieting.
       
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      Isnt your peak mostly a genetic thing? I personally like Hammer curls.
      bicep-hammer-curl.jpg
       
    8. jailynn24hb

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      ^^^I fuckin love the hammers!!!!!
       

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