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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Training Q&A => Topic started by: benchthis on March 29, 2009, 01:58:36 AM
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how do you get that thick look in the biceps from the front ??
my arms look huge from the side but kinda thin from the front....
any help ;D
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Incline Curls
Preacher Curls (wide grip,elbows in close)
Reverse Curls
Hammer Curls
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& Improving the lateral head of your triceps will also make your arms look bigger from the front.
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& Improving the lateral head of your triceps will also make your arms look bigger from the front.
and whats good for that ;D
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how do you get that thick look in the biceps from the front ??
my arms look huge from the side but kinda thin from the front....
any help ;D
You're doing everything you can. A lot of times, we imagine what our anatomy must yield from other people, when in fact, this is what our body's administration puts out.
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As the previous post said, there are genetic differences; you don't have to have that exact look you're interested in to be lookin good, Everyone has different pluses and minuses so don't worry too much about the look of others. Funny thing about it sometimes you'll find out that someone who looks better wishes they had something they can't get too.
On the other hand, as much as you can bring out what's there it's good to try different things. I agree with the post about bringing out the lateral head to make the bis look bigger from the front. Best exercise i've found for that is dip machine, wide-elbow pushdowns, bench dips. Some like close-grip bench for that. Standard pushdowns are one of the least effective IMO, even though they're widely done.
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and whats good for that ;D
I like 1-arm cable pushdowns with your arm and the cable going across the front of your body, which kinda mimics the wide elbow pushdowns, but allows you to train unilaterally.
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brachialis gives that thick look from the front