Not exact matches
I use dumbbells for shoulders,
biceps, triceps, and rows, four sets each of
between 10 and 15 reps. I use weights that make me
work, but I am always careful not to push too hard and injure myself.
All that stands
between you and and Williams's super-toned
biceps, shoulders, and triceps (no batwings here) are two light dumbbells and these go - to moves from Julie Ann Earls, a trainer at Exhale in New York City, where Williams
works out.
Consider the difference
between this length of time and the few seconds the
biceps are actually
work with an exercise such as
biceps curls.
If you include specific arm exercises for the
biceps and triceps, there should be a 1:1 ratio
between movements that flex (bend) the elbow that
works the
biceps, and triceps movements that extend the elbow.
For example, multijoint exercises (bench press, leg press) are often performed before single - joint exercises (
bicep curl, leg extension), muscle groups
worked are spread out to allow recovery
between sets, and exercises that stress the core postural muscles are reserved for the end of the workout.