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    What size arms do u have, btw.

    Here alot about what u can bench in here and squat and all that, so what is the sizes of arms around here, i have just a hair under 20 " trying to reach to 24"
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    right now they are a tad over 18"...I'm cutting but they are the same as my calves and neck. I can get them to 19" no problem as they where last year, but I'm training strictly for symmetry so I need to grow my calves larger first...

    how big are your calves and neck ?
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    have 15 1/2 right now i know there small but i'm workin em back to 17 there was an injury so

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    Actually LAM, i would have to measure, i really never checked those to be totally honest, get back to u on that one
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    24 huh? Good luck. I think Gunter is coming in at around 22-23 at 300lbs.

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    Damn those are some big guns! How much do you guys weigh? How much do you curl? I am 5'10" about 200 lbs and I think (have't measured in a while) my arms are somewhere in the 15-16 inch range, and I thought that was decent. I can curl about 150 for 4-5 reps pretty strict, which also ain't bad. What're ya'll curlin' 250?

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    Right now im around the 230lbs range, i have always been into a big part of powerlifting, partials and stuff like that, my best curl was a partial preacher curl with 330 lbs. Keep in mind this was from 90 degrees up, so it was pretty easy as far as curling goes. Best one arm curl with machine preacher was 140 lbs, can't seem to get over 100lbs with one arm free weight. Free weight barbell curl was only 220lbs, should be getting up there pretty soon.
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    18 inches at 190 lbs.

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    Lets see, my shirt says 34/35. I guess my arms are about 35 inches long.

    Measured about a month ago and they were 17 1/8", and I weigh 214.

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    Re: What size arms do u have, btw.

    Originally posted by KnightPredator
    Here alot about what u can bench in here and squat and all that, so what is the sizes of arms around here, i have just a hair under 20 " trying to reach to 24"
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    20 inch going 24

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    I remember one of your post where you said your were under 245lb, 20" arms for someone that light is somthing, I'd say your a bit of a genetic freek in the arm department.
    I'm guessing they look a little funny on your body though, how does the rest of your body measure up? Whats your hight like?
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    mine go from 17 cold to 18.5 pumped = am 5'10 225

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    I am 6' tall, and yeah and they do get noticed, the funny thing is that in relation to my biceps i dont have much size for triceps. That brings me to the fact that if i can get my triceps to grow i would be looking at maybe a couple of more inches on my arm. Biceps were always what i wanted and worked for. As soon as i get my extra usb connections up and running i will be able to hook up my digital camera and post a few pics, err after i get a bit of a tan. Can u say pasty.
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    I'm 5'10 190lbs. 16 1/2"

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    Ok this isnt the best pic in the world but i was tired. so here u go.
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    yeah too tied to raise into double bicep pose hehe.
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    16.5 could do better

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    What about proportion guys? What is a good size for a 5 ft 9 1/2 inch tall guy?

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    your arm should be roughly the same size as your calves and neck.
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    Height 5'7"
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    Thumbs up arms

    My arms are 19 inches cold @ body weight of 210lbs!

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    Not to be disrespectful, but I'm having a hard time believing some of the measurements being thrown around here...18, 19, 20 inches !!!!! Some pros only have 19-21 inch arms and weigh about 215-225. I think their is some exaggerating going on around here...


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    5'0"310lbs bi's 13'' tri's 15'' =28'' total/ legs 36'' waist 30'' chest with a pump 58-59 depending on if i had a mixture of creatine and glutamine to get that x tra pump.and now my measurements after bulking..........................sorry couldnt help myself. my stubby arms go 18 and 1/4.
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    I have to second gopro. Some of these numbers sound outrageous, like I said I haven't checked my arm size in a while but I think its in the 16-17 range, and I think they'd stack up to most around here, and I weight 205 at 5'10".

    17 inch arms (that are cut up and not bloated with fat) are quite impressive. 19 or 20 inches are ludicrous!

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    Totally agree with GP and TP! Mine are 16 1/2...small but lately I've gotten some comments from people at the gym! 19/20.....that's huge!!!






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    OKAY let me check, and lets not exaggerate here, we know if you posted your arm "size" how much is everyone curling? Ya know, good ole straight bar, strict reps?

    My "puny" bis curl about 145-155 for 5 or 6 reps.

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    Probably 115 for 6 to 8!






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    see rosco, and we are logging in at approx the same size....I'll be curious to see everyone else's numbers, might be enlightening if truthful.

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