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    Most are saying 6-10 sets. What about the HIT thing, 1 set. Thoughts?

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    Stay puffed, baby.

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    HIT is a great method.

    They're excellent for almost instant size!!!
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    tjwes, I can flex fat ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
    HIT is a great method.


    This is called an exaggeration or play on words... What it states is that they help you to develope rather quickly... Don't hate me because my forearms are bigger than yours.
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    mmmm weights..

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    every 2 weeks i do 1 or two dropsets. Their awesome. I love getting done with standing barbell curls, then immediately grabbing like a 65 lb preloaded barbell and do as many reps as i can of reversed grip curls. i get an awesome pump from that.
    Damn

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    Arrow Dropsets ROCK!

    Quote Originally Posted by sabre81
    every 2 weeks i do 1 or two dropsets. Their awesome. I love getting done with standing barbell curls, then immediately grabbing like a 65 lb preloaded barbell and do as many reps as i can of reversed grip curls. i get an awesome pump from that.
    No doubt sabre81. They step it up in a big way. That's my exercise of choice as well BTW. Nothing quite like barbell curls. I highly prefer a straight bar.


    Whenever I have a training partner I'll throw in a few forced reps and a couple negatives on a heavy set or two. Your arms will gain some mad size. Almost immediately!!! I haven't had a partner for a while. They can make a huge difference. However dropsets can more than make up for a lack of having a fellow musclehead pushing you along.
    May the Lord Jesus Christ bless those who bless me as I gladly accept their blessings, and curse those who curse me all the while protecting me for any evils. In Christ name, amen...

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    tjwes, I can flex fat ;)

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    well dropsets is great

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