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How to get huge arms?

Well my arms are not scrawny. They are just laggin behind my huge built. I mean I'm a pretty big guy.. with long ass arms.. my wing span is up to 6'5"... Which makes my bench press suffer.. and of course I get judged on it by noobs... They just dont realize that bp is just a small fraction of other true strength testing lifts.

My other lifts are great =)

Well thanks guys.. I'm just gonna keep on doing what I do and let them slowly develop...

Haha I feel ya man

I got looooong ass legs and normal length arms for my height. So my deadlifts and my squats (which also are some of my strongest lifts ironically) suffer big time on that. In a couple years, nobody will judge you....

Or just go assert yourself by whooping someones ass :evil::evil::evil:
 
Truthfully I did what you are planning on doing in high school, and I regret it every day. I wish I would have just stuck to the football workouts. At one point I was overtraining, and throughout the rest of it, I would see strength gains, but not much muscle gains. My buddies always thought how weird it was that I was strong but didn't really look it. I'm pretty sure that if I would have just stuck to the Football workout I would have seen even better strength gains, and definately more muscle mass. Our workouts had speed training as well, the only thing I wish I would have done to add to our workouts was some endurance running in the mornings, because truthfully the endurance and speed is what will get you to the next level, and if your doing compound lifts 3x a week, you'll be strong enough by the time your a senior. I thought when I was a freshman/sophomore that I needed to catch up to the juniors and seniors, but in all reality there is usually a major growth difference between those age groups.
 
Im a senior right now and with my football lifts I was benching 335 and squatting about 450. Whats changed since then? Not the weight thats for sure. I can just get proper depth and no ridiculous bounce on each of them.

Since football, I have learned how to lift correctly. Thats where I'd have to disagree with hellawulf; I'm glad I quit football workouts. Like most football teams our workouts were terrible on your joints, overworking every muscle group, giving the illusion that you are building muscle/strength gains. dont get me wrong, you will get stronger doing these workouts, but if you want to keep your body healthy and be able to lift 20 years from now, I'd start looking into some more dynamic excercises.
 
i dont know what they are called but I see good results from the db lifts where you bend forward just a bit and kick them back. Maybe they are called dumbell kick backs? Do it and FLEX throughout and you see how that works for you. Do between 10-15reps per set...
 
Yea those are kickbacks. Great tricep excercise there, you can do them with cables too
 
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