Again, don't lock the elbows,
keep biceps and triceps engaged.
Not exact matches
But when you add set of
biceps curls right after the
triceps set, you are shifting certain amount of blood in the
biceps muscles
and the
triceps keeps contracting to a degree
keeping the blood flow higher in that area.
All I'm pointing out here is that it's important to
keep things in perspective
and to recognize that banging out endless sets of
bicep curls
and tricep extensions will be a misuse of your time
and effort in most cases.
Make sure to
keep a training logbook
and aim for steady improvements from week to week on all of those basic horizontal / vertical presses
and horizontal / vertical pulls,
and over time, those poundages will add up considerably
and result in significant
bicep and tricep gains.
Keep in mind that the
biceps and triceps are relatively small muscle groups,
and building big arms is certainly not going to happen over night.
Keeping your
tricep and elbow stationary, curl the
bicep and bring the dumbbell towards your face.
Keep light dumb bells at your office
and once per hour include 30 sec bursts of weight lifting —
bicep curls,
tricep extensions, shoulder press.
Stretchy materials
keep shoulders from ripping
and from being too tight around
biceps and triceps.
Also
keep in mind that it is your
triceps and not your
biceps muscles which are on view when your arms are relaxed.
That plan is 6 days Monday -
biceps Abs 100 push ups Tuesday - chest
and shoulders Wednesday -
triceps Back
and legs Thursday -
biceps, Shoulders, abs
and push ups Friday - chest
triceps back Saturday - legs abs 100 push ups I can
keep consistent with this but know I don't eat enough therefore I don't have enough energy which causes me to start that «on
and off» pattern.