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    Forearm workouts?

    is it safe to workout forearms daily? I just seem to notice that after a workout they dont seem to be sore the next day. Do they naturally regenerate fast or am i just not working them out hard enough?

    On another note, how do i increase the size of my fingers/hands? Will finger size(girth not length obviously) increase naturally with the growth of my forearms?

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    I think your stuck with the fingers you have....you could get really fat and your hands and fingers might swell up. Forearms do recover quickly; like calves for example. I wouldn't work them every day.

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    maybe you not hitting your arms and back hard enough!! My forearms burn after and intense arm workout and back!!

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    I wouldn't start by working them every day. Start with 1-2 days per week and work your way up. See if you start to hit diminishing returns at some point. The forearms are very resilient muscles, and they can certainly handle a lot of volume.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canaduse
    is it safe to workout forearms daily? I just seem to notice that after a workout they dont seem to be sore the next day. Do they naturally regenerate fast or am i just not working them out hard enough?

    On another note, how do i increase the size of my fingers/hands? Will finger size(girth not length obviously) increase naturally with the growth of my forearms?
    I never train them directly.....well sort of
    Back day: no wrist straps ever!!! hammer curls, db rows and pull ups

    Shoulder day: heavy barbell rows with no wrist straps....again another great forearm exercise.....second of the week
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    Just do what i do. Buy one of those 3 lb summer sausages and sqeeze it everyday

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