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    What do u do for big forearms?

    I am wanting to trade up my forearm routine,so I was wondering what works well for you?I have been doing wrist curls,and reverse curls w/db.I was just wanting to switch up or add.I just don't feel the burn anymore.
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    yeah if you don't feel the burn your just not growing. try acid

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    I think eating spinich helps build huge forearms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NoBiUs
    I am wanting to trade up my forearm routine,so I was wondering what works well for you?I have been doing wrist curls,and reverse curls w/db.I was just wanting to switch up or add.I just don't feel the burn anymore.

    tons of jerking off builds strong forearms and gives ya a strong grip
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    grip work
    wrist curls
    deadlifts/shrugs without wraps with a double overhand grip
    pinch plates
    pinch plate curls
    towel pull ups
    square beam pull ups
    timed bar holds
    etc.....lots of stuff. try anything.
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    you could just try lifting some heavy weights, thats good enough for my forearms

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    I have long lanky arms, and large hands, so from my wrist to halfway up my forearm...
    They look pretty small, higher up and up to elbow they are pretty large though.
    I wish I could make that slim sections grow an inch.

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    I think banging Olive Oil gives you big forearms, or is it Bluto?

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    Forearms get invloved in a bit of everything.

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    Forearms get hit with everything. I do several of those exercises already mentioned by p-funk. Forearms big are a goal of mine since I play hockey and they are an integral part of your game (shooting).


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    Add a little more weight and for bi's and forearms try to get 8-12 reps. You'll feel the burn again.
    If that doesn't work and you really want to feel a burn then lower the weight one day a do a 50 repper. I guarantee you'll feel a burn then

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    I had "stick-like" forearms & have been making good progress with:
    Thors Hammer DB rotations
    Reverse Grip EZ/Curls

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