So your nickname is Popeye?I basically workout the muscle groups that girls like the most.
That is why I workout my love-muscle so much...alone...in the dark.
I was leaning towards "Spanky"So your nickname is Popeye?I basically workout the muscle groups that girls like the most.
That is why I workout my love-muscle so much...alone...in the dark.
Also ASLWhat is your height weight age and numbers on the "big 3" right now?I'm wondering how much I should work on triceps and which exercises if the only thing I care about is increasing the big three (so bench press) and working up to a pullup.
Right now I do the following:
Tricep extensions
Skullcrushers
Dips
Close grip press
Other stuff for pullup:
Assisted pull up
Lat pulldowns
and I'm going to start doing reverse pullups or whatever it's called when you jump up to get your chin above the bar and fall as slowly as you can.
I will assume your body weight is 140-160 and that you have just started lifting. You stated your goal is increasing the big three. I wouldnt even worry about accessory work for some time.MWFAlso ASLWhat is your height weight age and numbers on the "big 3" right now?I'm wondering how much I should work on triceps and which exercises if the only thing I care about is increasing the big three (so bench press) and working up to a pullup.
Right now I do the following:
Tricep extensions
Skullcrushers
Dips
Close grip press
Other stuff for pullup:
Assisted pull up
Lat pulldowns
and I'm going to start doing reverse pullups or whatever it's called when you jump up to get your chin above the bar and fall as slowly as you can.not answering first 3.![]()
this week:
bench: 3x8 65lbs
deadlift: 3x6 165lbs
squat: 3x5 60lbs
*flexes rippling muscles*
Randomly stumbling across this old post I would just like to say that merely changing your grip from a pronated (overhand) to supinated (underhand) actually actives less of the long head of the tricep and therefore less overall tricep mass in generalOn top of what BRI said, which is great advice, I absolutely love doing tricep pulldowns. It is basicly a tricep pushdown but revese your grip and pulldown instead. I do my arms individually and really flex you tris at the bottom of the lift.
I think this is correct, but I personally like doing the underhand grip (one arm at a time) as an accessory movement to hit the smaller lateral head. For me, this really helps to complete the true horseshoe shape of the triceps. Of course this is after the bigger lifts (I like close grip bench and french press).Randomly stumbling across this old post I would just like to say that merely changing your grip from a pronated (overhand) to supinated (underhand) actually actives less of the long head of the tricep and therefore less overall tricep mass in general
I’ve found that it puts a lot of pressure on the elbows. I prefer to do them on an incline or from the floor with a pause at the bottomCurl bar skullcrushers on the flat bench are my personal fave. Those murder my triceps.
If it’s working for you and you like to do it by all means go for it! The best workout plan or training system is one you like and that you’ll actually follow and look forward to busting your a$$ everydayI think this is correct, but I personally like doing the underhand grip (one arm at a time) as an accessory movement to hit the smaller lateral head. For me, this really helps to complete the true horseshoe shape of the triceps. Of course this is after the bigger lifts (I like close grip bench and french press).
Oh yeah that definitely can happen. It usually happens to me if I let my form fail a bit or if I load too much weight onto the bar.I’ve found that it puts a lot of pressure on the elbows. I prefer to do them on an incline or from the floor with a pause at the bottom
Yep. I would rather do them from the floor or just throw chains on for tricep lockout.Oh yeah that definitely can happen. It usually happens to me if I let my form fail a bit or if I load too much weight onto the bar.