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    Exercise for forearms?

    I've been thinking lately, and I noticed I don't have anything for forearms..
    The reason i'm requesting is, I hate how some people have huge biceps, but tiny wrists and forearms.. It just doesn't look right.

    What I have : dumbells

    If you suggest an exercise could you provide pics? I'm pretty new at BBing and haven't got down all the exercises yet.

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    3 things you can do, bro

    1. direct forearm work w/db's and bb's(check my sig for exercises..."how to train")
    2. indirect work from shrugs/deads/pullups which strengthen your grip and better your forearms.
    3. and people may laugh at this, but it works. the black "gripper" things. i have it in my car and do it whenever i'm driving. IMO forearms grow best by high reps, and these things you do tons of "reps". i swear by them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cappo5150
    Those don't look to easy, gonna have to try it with leight weights

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flex
    3 things you can do, bro

    1. direct forearm work w/db's and bb's(check my sig for exercises..."how to train")
    2. indirect work from shrugs/deads/pullups which strengthen your grip and better your forearms.
    3. and people may laugh at this, but it works. the black "gripper" things. i have it in my car and do it whenever i'm driving. IMO forearms grow best by high reps, and these things you do tons of "reps". i swear by them.

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    Static holds are my favorite. Just hold a barbell, or dumbbells, until you can't hold it any more.

    However, for some reason, direct forearm work never did all that much for me. Even since I started doing the Westside powerlifting routine my grip has simply gone through the roof.
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    overhand barbell curls, and hammer curls, to an extent, will work the forearms. for shrugs, deadlifts, etc, leave the straps at home
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flex
    3 things you can do, bro

    1. direct forearm work w/db's and bb's(check my sig for exercises..."how to train")
    2. indirect work from shrugs/deads/pullups which strengthen your grip and better your forearms.
    3. and people may laugh at this, but it works. the black "gripper" things. i have it in my car and do it whenever i'm driving. IMO forearms grow best by high reps, and these things you do tons of "reps". i swear by them.

    good luck,
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    Got mine in the car too. Keeps me from going postal, and works forearms. double whammy, so if you see a guy in your mirror red faced and waving a black thingy at you its just me working out on the way to work
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    I find that working both arms when beatin' "it" is good for forearm development. You may want to look into alternative methods though, like reverse grip, instead of using the hammer grip everytime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PreMier
    The black ones are pieces of shit Buy a quality gripper

    http://www6.mailordercentral.com/iro...cts.asp?dept=8

    LOL...P is a COC prometer like myself.

    I have posted many times on strenthing grip. Do a search. I tlak about things like towel ring outs, square beam pull ups, towel pull ups etc....
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    zottman curls...thats what i always recommend. go heavy and slow...they are killers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flex
    3 things you can do, bro

    1. direct forearm work w/db's and bb's(check my sig for exercises..."how to train")
    2. indirect work from shrugs/deads/pullups which strengthen your grip and better your forearms.
    3. and people may laugh at this, but it works. the black "gripper" things. i have it in my car and do it whenever i'm driving. IMO forearms grow best by high reps, and these things you do tons of "reps". i swear by them.

    good luck,
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    I just remembered my uncle gave me some, I love them..

    Now that I think about it, those did really work forearms

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    Forearm exercise: Masturbation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by musclepump
    Forearm exercise: Masturbation.
    Make sure to alternate each set...



    Seriously though a great forearm workout is to superset dumbbell hammer curls and barbell wrist curls. Dumbbell wrist curls are great but I prefer barbell wrist curls for this superset. Do 3-4 running sets without any rest between exercises or sets. If your forearms aren't so full of blood and achin like mad you need to go play John Madden 2005...
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