B bishonen New member Sep 8, 2002 #21 A combination of close-grip benching and overhead triceps extensions worked wonders on my arms. They're still way ahead of everything else.
A combination of close-grip benching and overhead triceps extensions worked wonders on my arms. They're still way ahead of everything else.
T TheOak84 Well-known member Jun 30, 2003 #23 the 3 main ones for me are close grip bench, over head BB ext and skull crushers. fuck that press down shit
the 3 main ones for me are close grip bench, over head BB ext and skull crushers. fuck that press down shit
B boyer New member Jun 30, 2003 #24 Legion Kreinak said: I choose Skull Crushers! Click to expand... I can't do these anymore, because they hurt my right elbow. This really sucks because they were probably my favorite.
Legion Kreinak said: I choose Skull Crushers! Click to expand... I can't do these anymore, because they hurt my right elbow. This really sucks because they were probably my favorite.
D Debaser Guest Jun 30, 2003 #25 1 set of close grip bench, or nothing at all (Bench and overhead press already sufficiently hit triceps) don't believe me? Ask slobberknocker...
1 set of close grip bench, or nothing at all (Bench and overhead press already sufficiently hit triceps) don't believe me? Ask slobberknocker...
L louden_swain New member Jun 30, 2003 #26 I like to include these triceps in rotation: 1. Lying French Presses 2. Close Grip Rack Lockouts 3. Parallel Dips Of course. . . 1 set a piece.
I like to include these triceps in rotation: 1. Lying French Presses 2. Close Grip Rack Lockouts 3. Parallel Dips Of course. . . 1 set a piece.
P psychedout New member Jul 1, 2003 #27 Narrow grip presses and skull crushers. Anything that involves freewieght is A-okay for me though.