To workout to get a bigger biceps peak…
GROUP A
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GROUP B
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Workout guidelines for getting bigger bicep peaks…
- Do this bigger bicep peaks workout 1-to-2 days a week but not
on back-to-back days if you do it 2
days a week.
- Don't use weights that are TOO light or TOO heavy because…
- If you use weights that are too heavy then you'll just end up using bad technique and you'll end up working the weight instead of
actually working your biceps peak muscles or Brachialis and…
- If you use weights that are too light then you will not be
using enough intensity to build bigger bicep peaks.
- You only want to use weights that are heavy enough to allow you to do the recommend number of reps so for example…
- If you're supposed to do 5-to-10 reps on a set and you can do more than 10 reps then that does not count as a set because the weight you picked was too
light and vice versa…
- If you can't do more than 5 reps then that means the weight is too heavy so you need to either use lighter weights or…
- You can do more reps (using good form) with a heavier weight by doing Drop sets, Rest-Pause reps or any
of
these
other fast muscle building techniques here which will all
make you have a much more intense workout to help you get
bigger bicep peaks faster.
- Important: Make sure you
keep a training log
so you can build bigger bicep peaks faster because…
- You want to beat your last workout by using more weight, doing more sets
and/or doing more reps so for example…
- If you did 5 sets of 6 reps of Parallel close grip pull ups wearing a 35 lb. weight vest then
the next time you workout…
- You want to try doing either 6 sets, 7 reps and/or use at least a
35 lb. weight vest & You don't have to wait until the next workout to increase the
weight, sets &/or reps…
- Try to increase the weight on each set while doing less reps
& while
also maintaining almost perfect form to get bigger bicep peaks faster but
the main point is this…
- The fastest way to build bigger bicep peaks is to try to continually
beat your last workout or your last set by doing just a little bit more
each time.
- If you can't beat your last bicep peaks workout… Let your
biceps or Brachialis rest & grow.
- If you ever end up using the same amount of weights, reps and sets for 2-to-3
bicep peak workouts in a row then you need to take some time
off to allow your bicep peak muscles or Brachialis to rest long enough to get bigger & stronger
for you to use more weight, do more reps and/or sets.
- Take at least 1 week off from doing this bicep peaks workout after you've done it 2-to-6
weeks in a row.
- If you decide to do the 20-to-50 bodyweight ONLY
close grip pull-ups,
parallel pull-ups
or
Beginner close grip pull-ups from Group B…
-
Do whatever you need to do to do 20-to-50 close grip pull-ups, parallel pull-ups or Beginner close grip pull-ups even if it means you have to do 20-to-50 sets of 1 rep close grip pull-ups, parallel pull-ups or Beginner close grip pull-ups and…
- If you can easily do 10 close grip pull-ups, parallel pull-ups or Beginner close grip pull-ups in a row then try doing
them with some extra weight for a better workout.
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