Ulic Qel-Droma | 09-25-2013 01:46 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Kidnapman
(Post 8326770)
Anyone else working out forearms? Currently doing wrist curls but it's abit scary. I'm on the slender side so when I'm doing curls my thin bones that run down the back of my forearm are sticking out a shit ton. Looks like it's gunna snap any second. | when you do deadlifts, do normal grip. keep doing normal grip till your grip is fucked, and then switch to the alternating grip.
after my deadlift day, i do curls/rolls with the barbel. basically I hold it in front of me (palms facing me), and i curl away as high as i can go (kinda like throttling a motorcycle, but raise your arms a little too...you'll feel some burn in the shoulders as well), and as soon as i hit resistance, i curl towards myself (like de-throttling a motorcycle) until my wrist is fully extended towards me... after a while you'll find you cant do many more... to finish off, still holding the bar the same way, let your fingers extend as far as they can go without the bar falling to the ground, then curl your fingers back up. i do the above for about 15 minutes after deadlifts to finish off my forearms.
i find that works my whole forearm. I do that with just the bar or with 10's or 15's, and your forearms will be pumped as fuck and sore the next 1-3 days.
i'm skinny in the calves and forearms too, but even though my forearms arent giant like a lumberjack or mechanic, they are bigger and definitely you notice your grip strength go up.
i also bought some heavy grip handgrippers... 100, 150, and 200lbs (lol i cannot close the 200) resistance. I find they do work your strength, but they don't get your forearms as big as doing the barbel curls/rolls. Quote:
Originally Posted by LC21
(Post 8326938)
So the other day i pulled my bicep longhead tendon(dont know the fancy name), i kinda rolled it around a foam roller and pushed the tendon back into place because it shifted. Ever since then it's been a bitch to bench, deadlift, squat, etc. I basically can't do any exercises that strains the longhead tendon, is there any cure for this?
TIA Posted via RS Mobile | lol, time dude, maybe a month or more till it feels ok. |