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Old 11-29-2001, 11:11 PM   #1
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Triceps

Can someone recommend some good tricep excercices beside Dumbbell extensions or dips.
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Old 11-30-2001, 12:43 AM   #2
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Overhead Press
Lying French Press/Skull Crushers
Reverse grip Cable extension
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Old 11-30-2001, 06:24 AM   #3
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Overhead Press
Lying French Press/Skull Crushers
Reverse grip Cable extension
Close grip Bench Press
Four of my fav's!
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Pushdowns with straight bar, cambered bar, triangle bar, or rope...reverse grip pushdowns...single arm pushdowns with rope, reverse grip with handle, regular grip with handle...overhead dumbell extensions on bench or incline...overhead extensions with cable on bench or incline or kneeling using rope, straight bar, triangle bar or cambered bar...dumbell kickbacks...one arm overhead extension with dumbell or cable...bench dips...close grip bench press on reg bench, decline, smith machine, or vertical bench press...reverse grip bench press on reg bench or smith...top range partial bench press...close grip pushups...skull crushers on flat or decline with bar or dumbells...thers more but I'm tired...LOL...



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Old 11-30-2001, 09:58 AM   #5
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Pushdowns with straight bar, cambered bar, triangle bar, or rope...reverse grip pushdowns...single arm pushdowns with rope, reverse grip with handle, regular grip with handle...overhead dumbell extensions on bench or incline...overhead extensions with cable on bench or incline or kneeling using rope, straight bar, triangle bar or cambered bar...dumbell kickbacks...one arm overhead extension with dumbell or cable...bench dips...close grip bench press on reg bench, decline, smith machine, or vertical bench press...reverse grip bench press on reg bench or smith...top range partial bench press...close grip pushups...skull crushers on flat or decline with bar or dumbells...thers more but I'm tired...LOL...
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One of my new favorites, one arm, cable push-downs!



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Prince...did you get that from me? Anyway, try this...reverse grip one arm pushdown to failure...immediately flip your hand over to regular pushdown grip (no rest) and continue to failure...you will be able to extend the set another 3-4 reps...OUCH



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I like skullcrushers on a slight decline bench.
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I like skullcrushers on a slight decline bench.
Same here, I've also found using a reverse grip when doing Tri work helps hit them better to.



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What about tricep kickbacks? Skullcrushers are also very good.



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Kickbacks: Description

Remember to use a weight light enough to ensure proper form



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quick question, when i do kickbacks, I feel it in my back alot. do you still think that it is good if you feel it in your back alot??
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Old 03-20-2002, 01:58 AM   #14
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Personal opinion on kickbacks is that it won`t really help build mass all that much.



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quick question, when i do kickbacks, I feel it in my back alot. do you still think that it is good if you feel it in your back alot??
You should not feel it in your back...you may be using too much weight!



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Personal opinion on kickbacks is that it won`t really help build mass all that much.
I agree!!



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Me too.

if i don't do seated skulls i go CGBP or pressdowns.

That's about it. I only one of them too. 2 sets.



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Its funny...I get nothing out of flat nosebreakers/skull crushers...never did! But if I do them on an incline and lower the bar/dumbell behind my head, damn I feel that!



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this is a old thread 11-30-01

just an observation I made.



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Its funny...I get nothing out of flat nosebreakers/skull crushers...never did! But if I do them on an incline and lower the bar/dumbell behind my head, damn I feel that!

Yes. if you re-read my post you'll see i said seated skulls. I don;t use incline bench tho (being anti-incline and all that lol) but i use a low back seat. They really are the tits.



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Push downs with straight bar, overhead dumbell extension
very heavy, rope push downs.



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Yes. if you re-read my post you'll see i said seated skulls. I don;t use incline bench tho (being anti-incline and all that lol) but i use a low back seat. They really are the tits.
Ok, calm down TCD...I was just saying in general that I don't like regular skull crushers. Many people swear by them...and I have my clients do them. I just don't feel them. I like the seated version as you do, but my fav is on an incline. I guess they are the "tits" for me, lol.



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So you guys do them on an incline bench as an overhead extension? I normally do them on a decline bench behind the head. I'll have to try your way some time.



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So you guys do them on an incline bench as an overhead extension? I normally do them on a decline bench behind the head. I'll have to try your way some time.
Yes, this position strongly stresses the long head of the triceps...well, on me anyway...on TCD it will stress the whole tricep equally.



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haha i wasn;t busting ya balls man, just pointing it out

Oh, and yes, i do them for the whole tricep. With triceps i do believe you can stress one head more than another, but i don;t believe you can cause growth in one area alone.



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haha i wasn;t busting ya balls man, just pointing it out

Oh, and yes, i do them for the whole tricep. With triceps i do believe you can stress one head more than another, but i don;t believe you can cause growth in one area alone.
Ok, you DO believe that you can stress one head more than another, right? So, although you will still be causing a growth response in the whole tricep, don't you think you may be causing more of a growth response in the "more stressed" head?



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...don't you think you may be causing more of a growth response in the "more stressed" head?
YES!

I did some dumbbell kickbacks the other day and damn were my tri's sore the next day!