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    how important is it to workout forearms???

    how important is it to workout forearms???
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    just stick to heavy asss weight for all body parts.. it will grow themselves.
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    Originally Posted by justinh09 View Post
    how important is it to workout forearms???
    About as important as it is to deadlift and row.
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    Originally Posted by redjm View Post
    just stick to heavy asss weight for all body parts.. it will grow themselves.
    Originally Posted by Sarevok459 View Post
    About as important as it is to deadlift and row.
    Use a thicker bar when Deadlifting, I've never done any direct work for forearms (aside from one of those grip things that I used in HS because I fidgeted a lot), and have been seeing a lot of progress from just this slight change up over 3 months

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    Originally Posted by Sarevok459 View Post
    About as important as it is to deadlift and row.
    Are you compairing the importance of forearm isolation to your entire back? Most ppl would agree that forearm training is not a must and that forearms are trained reguraly in other work outs. As you get more advanced and want to start working on body symmetry then yes, you need to build your forearms.

    It also depends on your goals, do you want to build an impressive physique with massive forearms to go with your monster calves? Or are you asking whether or not you need to include 8 sets of forearms in a training day as part of your regular work out? If your not a serious and close to advanced bodybuilder once every two weeks will do just fine. Stay away from machines and your forearms will naturally get stronger!
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    Originally Posted by New York Strip View Post
    Are you compairing the importance of forearm isolation to your entire back? Most ppl would agree that forearm training is not a must and that forearms are trained reguraly in other work outs. As you get more advanced and want to start working on body symmetry then yes, you need to build your forearms.

    It also depends on your goals, do you want to build an impressive physique with massive forearms to go with your monster calves? Or are you asking whether or not you need to include 8 sets of forearms in a training day as part of your regular work out? If your not a serious and close to advanced bodybuilder once every two weeks will do just fine. Stay away from machines and your forearms will naturally get stronger!
    Simply matching the OP's informational question.
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    try using straps less on deads and also I see no issue with doing direct forearm work every week.
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    Depends. Some people have decent forearms to start with and they would probably grow just by lifting. Others may need to work them more directly to see development. One way I've heard to work forearms is to use a false grip (thumbs next to index fingers) on pulling motions.
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    Ask Bruce Lee. He was one of the strongest people ever, especially for his size. He was known on focusing primarily on his grip strength and core, he believed those were the foundation of strength.
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    Originally Posted by TheBroBrah View Post
    Ask Bruce Lee. He was one of the strongest people ever, especially for his size. He was known on focusing primarily on his grip strength and core, he believed those were the foundation of strength.
    He was a good martial artist and a philosopher, far from one of the strongest people ever.
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    Originally Posted by TheBroBrah View Post
    Ask Bruce Lee. He was one of the strongest people ever, especially for his size. He was known on focusing primarily on his grip strength and core, he believed those were the foundation of strength.

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