You can sure sweep the girl of your dreams off her feet with your
charm; but if you can lift her in Superhero-like arms that promise her
to catch every time she falls, then you’ve arrived.
Tired of scrawny arms? Time to build up some brawn up there—and that
too in just a couple of weeks! Read on to build bigger arms and earn
instant respect.
Dedicate A Day To Arms
Fitness experts across the globe agree that nothing, we repeat, nothing will help you get big arms faster then training biceps, triceps and forearms together on a single day. When you are fresh and when your glycogen stores are full, that’s the best time to train your arms, as it will produce a much more intense arm workout leading to better gains. The body parts trained first will always improve faster than those at the end of the workout when you are fatigued.
Always Train Arms With A Thick Bar
In order to develop maximum muscular size and strength, use a
thick-handled bar always. It helps in developing big arms and levels of
upper body power strength to such an extent which is incomprehensible to
those who train only with regular bars.
Train Your Forearms
It’s not just your biceps that will go a long way in impressing others, but training your forearms should be an important part of your goal. If you have stick forearms, then it doesn’t matter how big your biceps or triceps are, because you will still end up having small arms.
Get Leaner & Respect Your Elbows
Yes, these are two things and two very important things. Firstly, your arms will always look bigger and better when you can see the definition and vascularity (veins) which only happens when you are lean. Secondly, you must always respect your elbows as staying injury free is very important because if you injure yourself in the elbows, your arms will be atrophying (shrinking) and not hypertrophying (growing).
Use More Exercises
If somebody tries convincing you about the concept of one best exercise or best routine for any body part, know that there is a problem. Everybody has different muscle insertion points, muscle belly lengths and muscle fiber make composition. So everyone responds differently. The idea is to use a variety of exercises to find ones that work best for you.
