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    How do you hit the lower part of the tri's?

    I am tall, have long arms and have pointy elbows, so naturally my arms don't look big. I have a good "horseshoe" part of the triceps, But i notice what make arms look big is thickness in the lower tri's right above the elbow, which i'm kinda lacking.

    do you hit that with close grip bench? or you guys know what else works?

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    weighted dips hit the entire tricep. be sure to keep the elbows in tight.

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    i find that close grip bench is OK for triceps, but tricep extensions really get me. i also like pushdowns on the cable, if im at a gym.

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    I like CG bench, dips, skull crushers, behind head extension with dumbell, push downs w/ cable. I find these to work great for me, but you really need to try and mix it up to see what works for you. Mix around some different combos and see which you get the best results from.
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    Kickbacks are pretty good. Not many people do them it seems, but I think they work well.
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    I do kickbacks sometimes but they tend to hurt my shoulder I damaged not to long ago. I love what they do to the tri's though. I will be doing them soon b/c gopros routine calls for em heh.
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    Kickbacks are great to do on the cable machine. Takes the stress off the shoulder and you get a much better contraction I think. Lower the pulley to about waist level (wherever is comfortable for you) remove any atatchment and grip the ball stopper. Bend over at the waist so your parallel to the floor and your arm is straight back and then extend out and squeeze.
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    I've been doing simultaneous kickbacks now and then, I like them. But the tricep bottom is going to grow with the rest of the outer head.
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    Originally posted by rock4832
    Kickbacks are great to do on the cable machine. Takes the stress off the shoulder and you get a much better contraction I think. Lower the pulley to about waist level (wherever is comfortable for you) remove any atatchment and grip the ball stopper. Bend over at the waist so your parallel to the floor and your arm is straight back and then extend out and squeeze.
    Ill try this next time I do kickbacks, thanks bud.
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    Originally posted by DeadBolt
    Ill try this next time I do kickbacks, thanks bud.
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