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Originally Posted by Gordo
Don't curl your wrists at the top of the movement. Best to do the curl with your wrists in a negative position (staright up) or try doing bicep curls with your wrists extended back rather than flexed. You'll likely have to drop the weight used but it does isolate the bi's as intended.
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Originally Posted by Andy_Massaro
After a set of barbell curls or preacher curls, or any type of curls for that matter I get an extreme pain throughout my forearm for about 10 seconds or so...is this burning sensation/pain just my forearm muscle being broken down or what?
It could be because of the weight being used because it usually only happens with heavy weight.. please help thanks -andy_massaro |
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Originally Posted by pumpthatiron
kenwoord ur an obnoxious idiot...
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Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
That's still 60 reps for a small muscle group. You could probably get away with something like 5x5 for one exercise and switch exercises each session or something like that. Compare how many reps you're doing for your biceps with the reps you're using for larger muscle groups. Most likely you're overtraining them anyways. I still think most people would be just fine if they simply did chin ups.
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
I don't think 6 sets of 10 for your biceps is overtraining at all. That's pretty reasonable. Your friends probably aren't overtraining either, but merely wasting their time.
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Originally Posted by Andy_Massaro
ok cool
by wasting your time do you mean that theyre doing the same amount of work for their biceps as I am ? |
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
I just mean that I don't think doing all that extra bicep work is going to lead to a significant increase in their gains relative to what they would be gaining if they did less work.
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