For me they give a good pump & its very hard to cheat. The pressure is equal all thru the movement & they can be real grinders leaving me with a stressed Eric head. I usually do them right at the end.
Alex wrote:Thinking about it these would be very good for targetting specific areas such as just the top half of the ROM to concentrate on contraction.
You could probably use a rope to and get some twist in or just hammers.
Canuck PT wrote:Is strict form reSTRICTing my gains? I don't use strict form because I don't think I can get much overload on the bi's that way, would you call me a cheat if I tried to move the bar out of it's weakest (extended range) without absolute perfection in form? Or have you tried that and think Strict form is more useful?
depends what biceps exercise you are doing.Alex wrote:It's also worth noting that probably the first 1/3 of ROM with Biceps is vitually all in the Forearm anyway.
health4ni wrote:depends what biceps exercise you are doing.Alex wrote:It's also worth noting that probably the first 1/3 of ROM with Biceps is vitually all in the Forearm anyway.
And it all depends if your goal is to be big or look big by being defined. I've managed to attain the latter. I don't give a feck is some dude has 2 inch bigger guns than me as more often than not he's got 2" of fat surrounding them
health4ni wrote:depends what biceps exercise you are doing.Alex wrote:It's also worth noting that probably the first 1/3 of ROM with Biceps is vitually all in the Forearm anyway.
And it all depends if your goal is to be big or look big by being defined. I've managed to attain the latter. I don't give a feck is some dude has 2 inch bigger guns than me as more often than not he's got 2" of fat surrounding them
everyone has a biceps muscle on their arm. And when it contracts it moves, and so to does the fat. When you measure someone's upper arm size the muscle, fat etc all get measured.simon m wrote:You can't flex fat, but you need some mass.
the anterior side of the upper arm, biceps side, often contains little fat; sure. But the posterior side contains more. Everyone looks at the biceps and the peak, but what makes an impressive arm is the whole package; and that is only whole when there's a feck off big triceps muscle there. AND it's defined. Cos then you can tell when the Triceps ends and the Biceps starts etcsimon m wrote:Generally, unless you are very fat, most mens arms do not carry much in the way of fat. Alex's gunz are a good 17"+ with no fat to speak of
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