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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Training Q&A => Topic started by: texasRUSH on April 07, 2006, 08:43:56 AM
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as a consensus do they respond to higher reps or lower reps and heavier weight?
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most will say they respond better to higher reps.
Behind Back Wrist curls 3 sets of 25
Wrist Curls 3 sets of 25
Reverse Grip Cable Curls - 3 sets of 25
Reverse Grip Preacher Curls - I like to go heavy with these, does wonders for the grip too, 3 sets of 5-10
but yea, keep high reps, and just keep deadlifting and shrugging and theyll grow along with your other bicep work too.
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I think forearms like calves are hard to train depending on frame and genetics. I have great forearms but never really train them.
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Get strong on the basic lifts. Your forearms will grow.
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Low reps. Not using wriststraps for shrugs and other barbell exercises will stimulate them plenty though.
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I have a 1hr commute each way, so I use a wrist squeeze device three times per week (M, W, Fri). Its low resistence, so I need to go high rep. I've worked up to 5 sets of 300 each way (3,000 per day, 9,000 per week). Since I started this routine, my forearms have developed a wicked "Cobra" shape with decent vascularity. I'm sure my regular workout (weighted pull ups, heavy shrugs, etc) have contributed to the overall mass.
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training them always felt great, i loved the massive pump they get but I tried just not using straps and thats when they grew and im glad i did because my grip used to suck now they will get pumped just from shrugs or cable rows and whatnot.
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as a consensus do they respond to higher reps or lower reps and heavier weight?
They respond very well to nudy mags and lotion.
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arm wrestle someone your match and your forearms will reach levels of soreness you've never thought possible