Where do you start at the bottom of your tricept all the way up to your bicep's peak or is it all the way around your arm... thanks.
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12-15-2001, 11:38 AM #1MISC SUPERVILLAIN
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When Measuring Your Arms where do you start?
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12-15-2001, 01:18 PM #2MISC SUPERVILLAIN
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Bump , please guys can i get a answer to a simple question
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12-15-2001, 01:58 PM #3Registered User
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all the way around your arm
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12-15-2001, 02:03 PM #4MISC SUPERVILLAIN
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alright thanks alot man ...
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12-15-2001, 04:24 PM #5Registered User
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Do you have your bi tensed or tri tensed or both muscles relaxed????
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12-15-2001, 04:25 PM #6Registered User
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Usually it's the biceps flex that's measured.
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12-15-2001, 04:26 PM #7
Well if you want your measurement cold then don't flex your arm. If you want your measurement to be a flexed measurement then flex your arm. Most people measure flexing.
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12-15-2001, 04:29 PM #8Registered User
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hmmm tom i think your wrong, last time i asked this they told me cold is when you dont have blood rushing through the muscle like when you have lifted and they get bigger cus of the blood but nothin to do with flexing.Originally posted by Tom
Well if you want your measurement cold then don't flex your arm. If you want your measurement to be a flexed measurement then flex your arm. Most people measure flexing.
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