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    Giant sets for arms

    Any of you guys do giant sets for arms?

    If so, what does it look likes, and how much time are you resting between each exercises and between each sets?
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    Yeah i do

    chest-tri
    legs
    back-bi
    off
    shoulders-abs/lowerback
    arms
    off
    repeat

    but as a giant set i mean like 4-6 exercises back to back

    something like skullcrushers, barbell curl, decline db skullcruchers, 1hand cable bicep curl, 1hand triceps ext

    with like a kind of rest between each im just wondering how those are done.
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    Originally Posted by Dosekel View Post
    Yeah i do
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    Personally find those kind of isolation movements completely useless unless you're trying to "cut-out" the shape of said biceps/triceps


    If you want to add mass to arms, stick to things like; underhand bent-over barbell rows and pull ups for biceps
    close grip barbell bench press and dips for triceps


    But I guess if you really want to, you can try what you were talking about sometime for a pump
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    Originally Posted by Dosekel View Post
    Yeah i do

    chest-tri
    legs
    back-bi
    off
    shoulders-abs/lowerback
    arms
    off
    repeat

    but as a giant set i mean like 4-6 exercises back to back

    something like skullcrushers, barbell curl, decline db skullcruchers, 1hand cable bicep curl, 1hand triceps ext

    with like a kind of rest between each im just wondering how those are done.
    You may want to add a second off day after your arm day since hitting your triceps, then hitting them again with chest 48 hours may be too much. Experiment. My program is similar to this and I found it better to have two days off between the end (arms) and the beginning (chest).
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    Originally Posted by dan987 View Post
    Personally find those kind of isolation movements completely useless unless you're trying to "cut-out" the shape of said biceps/triceps


    If you want to add mass to arms, stick to things like; underhand bent-over barbell rows and pull ups for biceps
    close grip barbell bench press and dips for triceps


    But I guess if you really want to, you can try what you were talking about sometime for a pump
    completely agree with this.. i used to have a separate arm day at one point and even when i did chest/tri day and a back/ bi day id do as many sets for my bis/tris as i would for my chest/ back... sense then i focus more on compound movements and do mostly all back/ chest and maybe do 2 iso movements for arms at the end and has worked much better for me. Im sure some people will benefit greatly from more iso arm training and if you are lacking their than I can understand the urge to do so but ya.. keep in mind any pull movement works bi's and any push (chest or shoulders) works tris if you are doing a full range of motion.
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    Originally Posted by dan987 View Post
    Personally find those kind of isolation movements completely useless unless you're trying to "cut-out" the shape of said biceps/triceps
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    Originally Posted by CanaDan View Post
    completely agree with this.. i used to have a separate arm day at one point and even when i did chest/tri day and a back/ bi day id do as many sets for my bis/tris as i would for my chest/ back... sense then i focus more on compound movements and do mostly all back/ chest and maybe do 2 iso movements for arms at the end and has worked much better for me. Im sure some people will benefit greatly from more iso arm training and if you are lacking their than I can understand the urge to do so but ya.. keep in mind any pull movement works bi's and any push (chest or shoulders) works tris if you are doing a full range of motion.
    right,

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