Yeah I know it's really small but I'm getting there. Started at 11" arms and 135 pounds bodyweight. Been working both triceps and biceps hard for about 3 months now while bulking. Yes, I AM working shoulders/back/chest/legs/abs too, just not as much. Once a week for them, twice a week for arms.
Just wanted to get some feedback from all the big guys of the bodybuilding world on here. Am I doing OK with good potential or should I just give up? Do I look up-to-size or smaller? Just curious. If at all possible I'd like to get up to 16". I've probably already obtained my super-quick beginner gains.... Maybe in a year I'll get to 15"?
This is no pump by the way. With a combined bicep tricep pump I can get them up to almost 14"
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12-24-2016, 03:01 PM #1
Finally got 13 inch biceps. 6'1 160 pounds. Opinions?
Last edited by Darksol64; 12-24-2016 at 04:32 PM.
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12-24-2016, 09:48 PM #2
Unnecessary to do arms twice a week. Your main focus should be the big muscle groups, and arms build themselves while doing that from my experience. I am only 5'7, but went from 13" to 15.25" (you're damn right i'm gonna count the 1/4") in about 8 months. So sure it's possible.
Go hard on everything though is my tip
Read further.. "Should I give up". The obvious reply is never give up
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12-24-2016, 11:30 PM #3
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12-25-2016, 07:09 AM #4
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12-25-2016, 10:33 AM #5
I'm slowly integrating into a full-body approach as I learn how to work each bodypart. I'm working at home with limited equipment so it's somewhat of a challenge; arms are just the easiest plus who doesn't start out wanting super strong arms?
I should have rephrased my "giving up" what I meant to imply is that I was hoping an expert bodybuilder could quickly glance at the pics and tell me if I have the genetics to get somewhere, or should I just tone it down and not worry about working out much. Good advice though guys.
I was kind of thinking that looking at other pictures that claim they're 13", but I thought I'd post here for some unbiased opinions. I have a small bone structure (5.5 inch wrist) so maybe I just have a greater height/peak, but with a much smaller arm width which kinda sucks. Flexed looks good, but with no bulk non-flexed holding my arm out straight looks like a little girl arm.
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12-25-2016, 11:03 AM #6
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While I am by far an "expert" bodybuilder I can tell you that this mindset will get you no where. ANYONE has the potential to build an impressive physique with dedication and hard work. I hate when people use genetics as an excuse. Now if were talking about going pro then thats a different story but come on man put in the workThe Deadlift is the ultimate fight of you VS the bar.
you can't half rep a deadlift.
you can't bounce a deadlift.
you can't arch to get an easier deadlift.
you won't have a spotter to help the hard part of a deadlift.
there's just you, some heavy ass weight, and your b!tch ass having to pick it up.
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04-05-2023, 09:35 AM #7
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