Thread: Pec and Bicep day, what do you think?

Given then number of sets and reps that you're doing, why not give P/RR/S a try?

I'm considering doing that, cfs. I ought to give it a shot.

Right on.

You can find a lot of useful information in the sticky at the top of this forum and by looking through the journals of people doing P/RR/S in the Online Journals forum (check out Rocco32).

A bit of advice: if you do post in someone's Online Journal, try not to discuss anything other than the person who owns the journal or the immediate topic (about training) in that journal. Most people like to keep a clean journal.

Good luck!

Cool. Thanks.

I never train biceps wth chest.................all you are doing is hitting biceps 2x a week by doing this and not hitting chest or lats 2x......dont see the point...
After 8-12 sets of lats all you need is 3 or 4 sets of bicep work and youre done...

I've been doing chest/biceps on same day for 2 months now, with excellent results. But if I were you I wouldn't do concentration curls every week...mix it up with preacher curls or cable curls for example.

FR

all you are doing is hitting biceps 2x a week by doing this

How so?

Originally Posted by 99hawkins

FR



How so?

Ummmmmm when you train your back you hit your biceps very hard

yeeeahhhh....What has that got to do with the chest?

Originally Posted by 99hawkins

yeeeahhhh....What has that got to do with the chest?

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Pec and Bicep day, what do you think?
Wednesday; Chest/Bicep

-Flat Bench Press 3 x 8-12
-Incline DB Press 3 x 8-12
-Flyes 2 x 10
-Alternative DB Curls 3 x 8-10
-Concentration Curls 2 x 8
-BB Curls (dropset)

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

Ummmmmm when you train your back you hit your biceps very hard

Not if you use correct form.

FR

I can see where you're going, but I'm reading this as, don't do biceps on the same day as back. Nothing to do with chest. Can you explain what I'm getting wrong?

Originally Posted by CancerNV

Not if you use correct form.

most of the experienced lifters will disagree with you......maybe all of them

Originally Posted by 99hawkins

FR

I can see where you're going, but I'm reading this as, don't do biceps on the same day as back. Nothing to do with chest. Can you explain what I'm getting wrong?

post your entire workout for the week......then maybe I can show you

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

most of the experienced lifters will disagree with you......maybe all of them

You said...

"Ummmmmm when you train your back you hit your biceps very hard."

This is simply not true. "Very hard", according to a weightlifter, means working a muscle group exeptionaly well. If you hit your biceps very hard then there would be no need for a biceps routine.

Just ask me if you want me to talk you through any other problems you might have.

Originally Posted by CancerNV

You said...

"Ummmmmm when you train your back you hit your biceps very hard."

This is simply not true. "Very hard", according to a weightlifter, means working a muscle group exeptionaly well. If you hit your biceps very hard then there would be no need for a biceps routine.

Just ask me if you want me to talk you through any other problems you might have.

Ok I'm an idiot......go ask Cowpimp if its true..

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

Ok I'm an idiot......go ask Cowpimp if its true..

Sure, ill go ask a forum poster named Cowpimp...

I think ill just use common sense.

Originally Posted by CancerNV

Sure, ill go ask a forum poster named Cowpimp...

I think ill just use common sense.

Yes doing 4 sets of 225 bent over BB rows and 4 sets of wide grip pull ups and 4 sets of T-bar rows have little or no effect on the bicep and forearm muscles

Originally Posted by CancerNV

Not if you use correct form.

Explain to me how you perform rows and chinups without elbow flexion...

lol......great discussion.

I cant believe some people.

Dr.E

Yes, I agree, working the back does hit the biceps hard, but this argument has fuck all to do with "never train biceps with chest" does it? Unless you meant working chest whacks the biceps hard as well, and mistakenly typed backinstead of chest?

Originally Posted by ForemanRules

Yes doing 4 sets of 225 bent over BB rows and 4 sets of wide grip pull ups and 4 sets of T-bar rows have little or no effect on the bicep and forearm muscles

The key to proper form when doing T-Bar rows is to lift with the back, not with the elbows

Originally Posted by cfs3

The key to proper form when doing T-Bar rows is to lift with the back, not with the elbows

Love for you to show me how to hit the lats without using the biceps, forearms, rear delts ect.

Originally Posted by 99hawkins

Dr.E

Yes, I agree, working the back does hit the biceps hard, but this argument has fuck all to do with "never train biceps with chest" does it? Unless you meant working chest whacks the biceps hard as well, and mistakenly typed backinstead of chest?

No mistakes in my typing here........but you seem to have a problem grasping the simple concepts I'm talking about.....

god...I have to go back to work. I can't wait to get home and read how this thread will have evolved over the next few hours......

maybe I will try and do some rows without using my biceps while I am at the gym and totally defy the laws of glenal-humeral rythm.

Dr.E

Evidently I do.

I never train biceps wth chest.................all you are doing is hitting biceps 2x a week by doing this

Why does it hit biceps 2x a week? Because the biceps do alot of work during chest exercises?

This site is full of smart asses... haha
too funny...