Ultimate Guide To Massive Arms - Free Copy!
July 1, 2009 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Recent Posts, Strong Body
WARNING! – Before you grab your free copy of The Ultimate Guide To Massive Arms below I want to make a few warnings.
First, I have been experimenting with Charles Staley’s EDT (Escalating Density Training) style of training for several months now and besides being an incredible means for building some serious muscle mass and size… these workouts are CHALLENGING!
If you are looking for a quick and easy way to build muscle, then this is NOT it. When you use EDT to either build bigger arms, burn fat , or improve your conditioning… along with the great results you can also expect the following:
* To constantly be on the verge of vomiting.
* To feel as if one more set would make you pass out.
* To consistently battle with “inner demons” that will tell you to STOP this insane training and get back on the treadmill.
So, if you against hard work, challenges and commitment…. don’t kill any more trees by wasting the paper that you will print this report on!
Now… go get SWOLE
Get the First FIVE Chapters Of “The Ultimate Guide to Massive Arms” Absolutely FREE!
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In these chapters, you’ll learn…
* The classic things you will do to “shoot yourself in the foot” in the gym and how to avoid them
* The heart and soul of EDT. Why this program works and why you should follow it if you want REALLY big arms
*The principles that create a successful arm-training program and how to use them to ensure EVERY workout you do builds more muscle and burns more fat
*Much, much more! This book is packed with 52 pages of quality content you can bring to the gym RIGHT NOW.
Want to use the SAME program that I am currently using to “lean out” and build some solid muscles?
Then check this out ==> http://hulsestrength.com/recommends/MassiveArms
Big Arm Workout
May 8, 2009 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Recent Posts, Strength and Conditioning for Sports, Strong Body, Triceps Exercises
If you are completely honest with yourself you’ve got to consider that a large part of the motivation for your athletes to train is the gain of aesthetic qualities… basically, a more attractive body.
Namely BIGGER Arms and Chest Muscles!
When Suzi, Sally and Sheronda take notice of Steven’s bigger guns… you won’t be able to keep him out of the gym!!
Check out this sick SUPER GUNS workout:
My friend Doberman Dan sent me an Arm Specialization Program today called, “31 Days To Bigger Arms”. Give it a shot and let me know what you think.
Here’s the download link ==>http://www.hypermusclegrowth.com/31days2.pdf
Why is this guy Dan giving out so much free stuff lately?
It’s because his NEW Hyper Growth Muscle Mass Training Program went live yesterday and he wants you to see that his stuff is for real!
He’s still offering the system at a huge discount through Saturday May 9th.
The only way to buy it before it goes live to the public is by visiting this Pre-Sale link:
==> http://hulsestrength.com/recommends/MuscleGrowth
Wrist Roller - Grip/Forearm
April 27, 2008 by Elliott
Filed under Back Exercises, Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Leg Exercises, Power Lifting Exercises, Shoulder Exercises, Strongman Exercise Database
Main Muscle Worked: Forearms,grip
Other Muscles Worked: Back,traps, Legs
Equipment: Wrist Roller
Mechanics Type: Compound
Hammer Curls - Arm Exercise
April 26, 2008 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Strongman Exercise Database
Main Muscle Worked: Arms
Other Muscles Worked: Forearms
Equipment: Dumbbells
Mechanics Type: Isolation
Tips: Stand straight up, with your head up and your legs straight. Start with the dumbbells at arm’s length with your palms facing in. Curl dumbbells up at the same time, twising your wrists on the way up. Your palms should be facing up when you are at the end of the movement. Do NOT swing and do NOT move your elbows. They should stay in the same place during the whole movement. Keep your arms close to your side. This one is easy to cheat on… so don’t do it! You can also do this with a barbell, or by alternating one hand at a time.
Seated Dumbbell Curls - Arm Exercise
April 26, 2008 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Strongman Exercise Database
Main Muscle Worked:Arms
Other Muscles Worked:Forearms
Equipment: Incline Bench, Dumbbells
Mechanics Type: Isolation
Exercise Advice: Sit at the end of a flat bench with your feet flat on the floor and your back upright and straight. Grab a dumbbell in each hand and let them hang at your sides with both palms facing inward toward the bench. Simultaneously curl the dumbbells up while twisting (i.e., supinating) your wrists outward on the way up. Be sure to squeeze your biceps at the top for a one-count and then slowly return to the start position and repeat.
Barbell Curl - Arm Exercise
April 26, 2008 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Strongman Exercise Database
Main Muscle Worked:Biceps
Other Muscles Worked:Forearms
Equipment: Barbell
Mechanics Type:Isolation
You can perform regular barbell curls by grasping a barbell with an underhand grip, and with your hands separated by a shoulder-width distance. In the initial position, shown in Figure 1, you should be standing up straight with a shoulder-width stance and with your shoulders squared.
Allow the barbell to hang at arm’s length in front of you, with your hands, arms, and shoulders aligned. While focusing on your biceps and keeping your upper-arms still, lift the bar upwards to your chest, as shown in Figure 2.
Once you’ve lifted the bar as high as you can, squeeze your biceps and then begin slowly lowering the bar down until your arms are nearly straight, again.
Barbell Biceps Curls: Arm Exercise
April 26, 2008 by Elliott
Filed under Biceps Exercises, Bodybuilding Exercises, Strongman Exercise Database
Main Muscle Worked: Biceps
Other Muscles Worked: None
Equipment: Barbell
Mechanics Type: Isolation
Tips: Possibly the best biceps exercise! With your hands shoulder-width apart, grip a barbell with an underhand grip. Stand straight up with your shoulders squared and with your feet shoulder-width apart. Let the bar hang down at arm’s length in front of you, with your arms, shoulders and hands in a straight line. WITHOUT leaning back or swinging the weight, curl the bar up toward your chest in an arc. Keep your elbows in the same place and close to your sides. Bring the weight up as high as you can and squeeze the biceps at the top. Lower the weight slowly, resisting all the way down until your arms are nearly straight.
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