Judging by your stats, you are probably a beginner. You need to be doing heavy compound pulling and pushing movements. For the pushing movements (Which will work your triceps) I suggest flat pressing, overhead pressing, and dips. For the pulling movements (Which will work your biceps), I suggest rows and pullups/chinups. Honestly, that's all you really need if you adhere to the principle of progressive resistance.
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Judging by your stats, you are probably a beginner. You need to be doing heavy compound pulling and pushing movements. For the pushing movements (Which will work your triceps) I suggest flat pressing, overhead pressing, and dips. For the pulling movements (Which will work your biceps), I suggest rows and pullups/chinups. Honestly, that's all you really need if you adhere to the principle of progressive resistance.
yep. most of the olympic gymnists (who have crazy arms) do a routine based on pullups and dips. try doing your pullups with tempo of 8 seconds negative, 0 pause, 4 seconds positive, 0 pause.