Category: Arms

This workout is designed for intermediate and advanced athletes, who are looking to retain their muscle mass and bring details to it, during the fat-loss, shredding period.

Today we will give you a workout that will specifically target the forearms- First, with the most famous free-weight bicep exercise, that puts tension on the forearms and second, with forearm isolated exercises under different angles, with different grips.

The main goal of this structured arm training plan is to complete heavy movements in the 6+ repetition range. It is recommended that each set leaves you 1-2 repetitions in reserve and failure is reached only as given in the exercise table below.

For this arm workout, we will showcase to you a set of exercises, made to target the two most commonly known antagonists (opposite muscle groups)- The biceps and the triceps.

For this workout, we will give you a structured triceps training scheme, designed specifically for the cutting period- The time when you’re looking to cut down on fat and get as lean as possible.

For this bicep workout, we will present to you a specific set of exercises, designed to help you grow MASSIVE, thick biceps. The workout revolves around free-weight exercises, that will engage not only the biceps, but also its surrounding pulling muscle groups- The Brachialis and forearms.

In this article, we are going to give you a well assembled set of exercises, that will help you develop a full, thick and peaky biceps. The workout revolves around intense exercises, under different angles, which allows you to target all zones of the working musculature.

For this triceps workout, we will give you a well-structured set of exercises, that will help you develop your triceps in terms of mass and strength. And while this workout doesn’t include intense training principles and methods, it is suited for beginner and intermediate athletes, who are looking for a nice variety of exercises, done under different angles.

For this bicep workout, we will give you a nice set of exercises, that focuses on developing the so-desired, peaky bicep. Developing a bicep peak of course, depends on some individual factors like genetic muscle attachments- How your biceps attaches. The shorter your bicep is, the more prominent your peak will be.

For males that do not have outstanding genetics, arm size is one of the biggest problems. Usually, when a trainee notices that their arms start lacking, compared to the other muscle groups, their next ‘logical’ step is to start training their biceps more.