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Help; how to catch up?

Zeus79

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What's up fellas, I have a dilema regarding my arms. I have been working out for about 8 years now, I'm currently on my second cycle, and as I keep going, I notice that it's easier for me to train certain muscle groups than others. I'm 5'7" and 197 lbs. Basically, I have a huge back and chest, legs are thick, including calves, however, my arms are lagging behind, only 16 1/2 in. I've tried changing my workout, but it seems that my chest and back just keep growing at a much faster rate than my arms. Ideally, I wouldn't mind if my chest/back stayed their current size and I got just bigger arms, but I don't want to stop working them out completely. Any advice or suggestions will be greatly appreciated, thank you.

Here's my arm training:

Biceps:
Standing Barbell Curls: 4x8
Preacher Curls: 4x8
Hammer Curls: 4x8

Triceps:
Lying Tricep Extension: 4x8
Close Grip Bench Press: 4x8
Tricep Extension: 4x8
 
That's way too much volume for such poor little muscle groups. For biceps, do 1-2 sets of preacher.
For triceps, do 1-2 sets of skull-crushers.

These exercises are great because they tax the muscle in a stretched position, which doesn't happen often to the biceps at least.

Give that a try for a bit, see if it helps.

-casualbb
 
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