OK so im doing a serious bulk for 2 months and stacking a few supps on the side, everything is going as in my usual bulks but im kind of wondersing with biceps now, my arms/biceps are pretty nice and are responding good since i started doing the training technique that was posted on this board "get bigger biceps " or something like that i cant remember the name now... anyway... well since biceps are a small muscle group and you can overtrain them should i still do like 10-13 reps of a proper weight or should i go down to l;ike 4-7 reps on a really heavy weight for them to gain mass i gope i explained it good... and how many sets should i do??? i kinda know the answer but i always wanna check with all the people here who know 10 times more than me
It depeneds on the person. Most people are going to be doing low reps (5-8) especially if your not trying to cut. Personally, i rarely do more than 8 reps. Sometimes at the end of a workout i will do 2 quick high rep sets to failure with very low weight but thats about it.
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