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Mass Building for Biceps?

Scotsman said:
Seven reps from bottom to midpoint, seven reps from midpoint to top, and then seven full range curls all in one set.

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Scotsman


who doesn't love 21's.. hahahahh..
 
cheat curls suck man, only do them once in a great while and only about three on the last set. i prefer hammer curls and sometimes i will do the whole barbell rack. grab 60s and rep them out, then after i can't get anymore 50s, 40s, 30s, then hammer curls with 20s down to 2.5lbs. i train them every monday and thursday. don't forget your training your back hits your biceps indirectly also.
 
Usually for most if you use compound movements and gain 10lbs or so of muscle this roughly will put 1-1.5 inch on your arms without any specialized arm routine. :)

So eat up and gain overall wt that the best advice. I'm not trying to be a kill joy here but I would leave the specialized arm routines for when you are big. :p
 
lately, i've found that doing pull ups(palms facing in) after deadlifts has given me the greatest increase. Then, I will pick an exercise and do 3 sets of it. change it up every time. Incline curls are good.
 
Varga said:
Usually for most if you use compound movements and gain 10lbs or so of muscle this roughly will put 1-1.5 inch on your arms without any specialized arm routine. :)

So eat up and gain overall wt that the best advice. I'm not trying to be a kill joy here but I would leave the specialized arm routines for when you are big. :p

I agree with this. Of course I don't know how "big" the OP is. I say you really shouldn't be worrying about bringing up a "lagging" bodypart until you are carrying at least 3 lbs of mass per inch of height, at a reasonably lower bodyfat %. (ex. 6ft = 72inches. 72" x 3 lbs. = 216 lbs.) Even then you could prboably pack on more mass before worrying about a lagging bodypart.
 
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