Home
Weight lifting tips
Weight lifting routines
Weight lifting exercise
Weight lifting diet
Burning fat
Gain weight
Supplements
Training videos
Creatine information
Equipment reviews
Product reviews
Body building recipes
Sample Menus
Supplement reviews
Water and muscle
Vitamin info
Muscles of the body
Weight training prog.
Training logs
One rep max
Muscle links
What's new
Site disclaimer
Muscle articles
About me
Submit your site
Build your website
Copyright
Submit your article
Newsletter archives
Tip of the week
Recommend BM 101
Become an author
Site search
Weight training guide
Privacy Policy
Training series
Burn fat build muscle
Get big!
40 & Over Training
 

A Killer Arm Workout Routine


This program is all about your arms. It's gonna blow up your entire arm which means your biceps, triceps and the forearm.

First of all, you will begin stretching your biceps and triceps by doing some chinups and push ups do about 7 reps. After you've finished the warm up, it's time to start the work.

Start with the biceps

Exercise #1

Get a barbell and load it with enough weight for you to do barbell 21's, the superset it with triceps lying dumbell extensions do 12 quality reps.

Repeat the exercise 3 more times.

Take a short rest and than do the next exercise.

Exercise #2

Get a dumbell and do 12 reps of dumbell concentration curls and then superset them with standing triceps extensions

Repeat the exericse 3 more times.

Take a short rest and than do the next exercise.

Excercise #3 

Do hammer curls for 8 reps and superset them with standing triceps push downs for 8 reps.
Repeat this excercise 3 more times.

Take a short rest and than off to do forearms.

For the forearms I have a killer routine that will blow your forearms up.

Exercise #1

First, do seated wrist curls and superset them with standing wrist roller. Do this for 3 sets of 12 to 15 reps  After each set go to the handgripper and grip it 12 reps and then close it for 30 seconds.

Exercise #2

Do reverse biceps curls and superset them whith zottman curls do 3 sets of 12 reps

Workout submitted by: amr


For illustrations and descriptions of the weight training exercises, please go to the following page:

Weight lifting exercises


Click here to return to weight training programs

Click here to return to building muscle 101 home page