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    tricep long head development

    im trying to develop my tricep long head a little more, work on that V shape...... stiff arm pulldowns? any other good excercises?

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    Exercises that allows you to keep elbows above shoulders.


    Have you ever tried the pullover and press movement?




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    i have the same problem Darrel
    My lateral head is large and visible but
    my long triceps head isnt that big

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    Re: tricep long head development

    Originally posted by DimebagDarrell
    im trying to develop my tricep long head a little more, work on that V shape...... stiff arm pulldowns? any other good excercises?
    Stiff arms pulldowns work the lats not the tri's, for tri's try these:
    Weighted Dips
    Skull Crushers
    CG Bench
    Pushdowns
    Reverse Pushdowns
    Flat Bench Dip(weight on knees, ty gopro)
    Kickbacks
    Behind Head Ext.

    These always worked for me and showed great results. My favorite combo was weighted dip, CG bench, skull crushers, followed by like a drop set of reverse pushdowns to burn the hell out of them. Mix them up and try different methods of training to keep em guessing and growing.

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    Stiff arms pulldowns work the lats not the tri's
    Wrong. Stiff arm pulldowns works the lats as well as the long head of triceps.

    The long head of the tricep is attached to the shoulder blade. That is the reason why the long head of tricep is active during shoulder extension (stiff arm pulldowns)

    In fact the long head of the tricep work along with the bicep during a lat pulldown. However, stiff arm pulldown is a pure shoulder extension and therefore better at targeting the long head of triceps.

    Exercises such as the Reverse pushdown is the last thing you want to do if your goal is to develop the long head of the tricep.




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    deadbolt, i know what works the triceps. im asking specifically about the long head

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    this is a great exercise for the long head...you don't have to do it kneeling, I prefer (and most people) do it standing

    http://www.exrx.net/WeightExercises/...ingTriExt.html
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    O sorry about that bud.
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