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Re: [IOL] ARM question????

Thanks dear... =))

~Stingo

Laree Draper <ldraper@...> wrote:
Hi, Stingo,

You'll want to take this question over to the bulletin board. I'm going to
shut down the IOL mail later today -- maybe you didn't see Dave's message
last night....

http://www.davedraper.com/forum/ubbthreads.php

Laree


>I'd like some feedback on this...
>
>How can I get a good isolated Bi's and Tri's workout without burning out
>the forearms early on?
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>I know not to GRIP the bar too tight, but I am curious to hear some
>opinons on the "order" and type of exercises some of you do to really
>isolate bi's and tri's... I already have POPEYE forearms, and am working
>on symmetry.
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>Thanks ALL!!!!
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>~Stingo
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I'd like some feedback on this... How can I get a good isolated Bi's and Tri's workout without burning out the forearms early on? I know not to GRIP the bar...
Stingo
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Apr 30, 2004
4:23 pm

For tri's I love the french DB press behind the neck. Not hard on the forearm at all. /sk...
Steve Kuykendall
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Apr 30, 2004
4:51 pm

Thanks Steve. I do those. Let me rephrase the question. I do the following for bi's and tri's - All super-sets. ~Standing DB curls ss/w Tricep pushdown - 5 set...
Stingo
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Apr 30, 2004
5:11 pm

If it was me, I would consider doing these in a different order, triceps before biceps and doing the dips, then skulls and then the pressdowns as a burnout....
Steve Kuykendall
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Apr 30, 2004
6:01 pm

Yep.... That's GREAT Steve! Thanks LOADS!!!! Best! ~Stingo (see you on the board!) Steve Kuykendall <steve@...> wrote: If it was me, I would...
Stingo
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May 1, 2004
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If your forearms are becoming too burned to effectively train your upper arms then maybe the forearms need to be trained more diligently during the week or...
Richard Sanchez
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Apr 30, 2004
7:13 pm

Hi, Stingo, You'll want to take this question over to the bulletin board. I'm going to shut down the IOL mail later today -- maybe you didn't see Dave's...
Laree Draper
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Apr 30, 2004
5:11 pm

Thanks dear... =)) ~Stingo Laree Draper <ldraper@...> wrote: Hi, Stingo, You'll want to take this question over to the bulletin board. I'm going to ...
Stingo
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Apr 30, 2004
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My favorite of late is the 'rope' tricep pressdown, flaring the hands out (turn thumbs down) at the bottom of the movement. Unlike many tricep exercises such...
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Apr 30, 2004
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