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    Arms: Routine and what's seems 2 B best?

    Everyone is different and different ways work best for different people.

    I currently do Bis and Tris every 7 days.

    I figure my bi-s and tri-s get hit quite a bit during the other workout days. Since the Bis and Tris are small, they can be over-trained more easily than other muscles of the body - I think.

    Bis and Tris: Exercises and Order of Exercises.

    1. CG BP - smith - 3 X 8-12

    2. Concentration Curl - 2 X 10 and 3rd time 21s

    3. Pushdown - 4 X 10-12

    4. Preacher Curls 2 X 10 and 3rd time 21s to failure

    5. Skull Crushers - 3 X 10

    Usually these exercises are done 1 to 2 reps before failure.

    Any other ideas or things I can do better? Thanks.
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    Switch up the exercises, tempo, rep ranges, and maybe even do supersets occasionally. Oh yeah, and don't use smitch machines. It is better to have to stabilize the weight with your muscles. I advocate free weights all the way.
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    Thanks CowPimp. I only use the smith for the CG PB 3/4 range but will switch soon.

    I also forgot to add Hammer Curls.

    I switch rep. ranges often, but have never SuperSetted before.

    'Bout time I try.

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    I keep reading around that barbell curls are the best mass builder for bis, just an fyi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr_Snafu
    Any other ideas or things I can do better? Thanks.
    do not always go to failure, not a good idea.

    how about some standing barbell curls?

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    Oh yeah, and you might want to try and do some CG chinups. If you really focus on using your biceps then it can be quite intensive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
    do not always go to failure, not a good idea.

    how about some standing barbell curls?
    what's the problem with always going to failure?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
    do not always go to failure, not a good idea.
    why not go to failure everytime? i've never heard of that. i go to failure for every set on every excercise. is it because you might overtrain or something?
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    Quote Originally Posted by titans1854
    why not go to failure everytime? i've never heard of that. i go to failure for every set on every excercise. is it because you might overtrain or something?
    you can burn out your CNS by training to failure all the time...
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