Here you do three hours of
paired biceps and triceps exercises.
Not exact matches
Supersetting antagonising is the
pairing of two opposite muscle groups such as chest
and back,
triceps and biceps and quads
and hamstrings.
Since your
biceps and triceps grow in
pairs, when you've got bigger
triceps it means bigger
biceps as well.
The
tricep is the opposite muscle to the
bicep, these two muscles work together as a
pair to straighten
and flex the arm.
We could also
pair shoulder presses with chin - ups,
and biceps with
triceps.
The second
and best way to superset is by
pairing exercises of opposing muscle groups such as back
and chest, thighs
and hamstrings,
biceps and triceps; or different muscle movements such as shoulders
and calves, upper abs
and lower abs.