Punish the muscles from elbows to wrist for
forearms that would make Popeye proud.
Just recently I wrote a piece about calf training, and how this
muscle group is one that is extremely “genetically determined.” What I meant by
that is that some lucky people are just born with outstanding calf development,
which manifest quite often without ever setting foot in a gym. Another similar muscle group
are the forearms.
Regardless of your genetic gift, or lack thereof, the forearms
should be trained just as any other bodypart, but even more intensely if you
are lacking any meaningful development below the elbow. Just as a skinny set of
calves look quite silly under a pair of tree-trunk quads, forearms like sticks
appear quite out of place when you are wielding a set of decent guns. So, what
are you waiting for – let's get some freaky
forearms!
The forearms are heavily recruited in every single upper body
exercise that you do. This makes them very tough and very resilient, which
unfortunately makes it harder to affect their hypertrophy. Simply pumping them
up is not enough to get your forearms
growing,
so you need to think in terms of literally bombarding the forearms with
tremendous intensity and varying stimuli. This means targeting the flexors,
extensors and brachioradialis with specific movements and utilizing a wide
array of rep ranges.


THE
WORKOUT
EXERCISE 1
HAMMER
CURL
2sets
4-6reps
--rest
EXERCISE 2
BARBELL
WRIST CURLYou'll need: BarbellHow to
2sets
7-9reps
--rest
EXERCISE 3
PREACHER
BARBELL REVERSE CURL
2sets
10-12reps
--rest
EXERCISE 4
BARBELL
REVERSE WRIST CURLYou'll need: Barbell How to
2sets
13-15reps
--rest
EXERCISE 5
PLATE
PINCH HOLD
1sets
1reps
Hold
for max timerest.
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