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The PERFECT Home Arm Workout (Sets and Reps Included)

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2

Produce the same results as those workouts performed for your biceps and triceps in the gym. That doesn-t have to be the case however. In this vide, I-m going to give you a complete home workout for arms that is going to help you build bigger biceps and triceps without having to feel as if you are leaving gains on the table. The key to the effectiveness of this perfect arm workout is the use of some common household items that you may never have known were so valuable for creating killer arm exercises. This home arms workout consists of both a beginner and an advanced version so everyone has something to do. The variations on the two versions however are minimal as most of the exercises can be done by all with a small modification made to the amount of weight being lifted. That said, the differences will be highlighted and the complete workouts will be posted for each level at the end of the video as always. As mentioned, this arm workout is designed to help you build bigger arms when you are not training in a gym. There are no sacrifices made here so you can feel free to continue to do this even if training at the gym is an option for you. Most of the arm exercises included here are ones that are designed to maximize hypertrophy and muscle growth. The rep ranges performed are going to largely be in the lower to mid rep range with the goal being to modify the exercises in such a way so as to create muscle failure within those ranges. Here is how to construct the perfect home arm workout: HOME BICEPS EXERCISES 1. WEIGHTED CHINUPS 3-4 Sets x 6-8 reps (choose a weight that helps you to reach failure within this range) Note: Beginners may swap in seated chinups here if chins are too difficult. 2. BICEPS CHINUPS 2-3 sets of 10-12 reps to failure Note: Beginners may swap in inverted chin curls if this exercise is too difficult. 3. WAITER-S CURLS 2-3 sets of 10-12 reps to failure 4A &B. LIP BUSTER CURLS INTO NEGATIVE CHIN HANGS 2-3 sets of 15-20 reps on the lip busters immediately into a negative chin to failure HOME TRICEPS EXERCISES 1 WEIGHTED UPRIGHT DIPS 3-4 Sets x 6-8 reps (choose a weight that helps you to reach failure within this range) Note: Beginners may swap in feet assisted dips here if dips are too difficult. 2. TRICEPS PUSHDOWNS 2-3 sets of 10-12 reps to failure 3. TRICEPS PUSHAWAYS 2-3 sets of 10-12 reps to failure 4. TRICEP PUSHUP TRIO 2-3 sets to failure on each pushup as one giant drop Note: Beginners will perform each of these variations from their knees. If you are doing this workout just to try it out, be sure to give it your best effort. The key to home workout effectiveness is to put in as much effort as you would the gym. Many get comfortable training in their home and they approach their workouts with a different level of intensity. As long as you train hard here, the arm exercises chosen for this home arm workout are going to deliver bigger biceps and triceps in a relatively short period of time. For a complete 6 week home workout plan, be sure to head to athleanx. com via the link below to get the athlean xero program. No equipment at all is required. Build muscle at home in just 6 short weeks
Date: 2022-04-22

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Comments and reviews: 8

George
Fortunately I have a couple of dumbbells at home. Jeff, this routine, to me anyhow, is close to overtraining. I believe in an approach, and method close to HIT, but in my case since I have shoulder injuries I perform at least 2, 3 to 7, 8 hard sets for a body part; most likely 4 to 7 sets for large muscle-groups such as back, legs, and 4 sets for shoulders, anyhow. Also, what about dipping between two chairs with the hands (palms) on the SEATS of the chairs for working triceps; besides, for example performing one arm dumbbell kickbacks?
Furthermore, I have an idea, from a couple of years ago concerning the forces of vectors. I got his idea from what I learned in drafting class in senior years of high school. Since there are a total of three pivot points, for example the chin up, the belly or centre of the muscle is worked. Therefore, the biceps is more effectively exercised; as you have demonstrated, and explained!
Therefore, for MASS most exercises for the human body are muscles at two to 3 joints from where such vector forces travel. Therefore, in such compound movements the forces are directed at or very close to the centre of a length of a muscle, or muscle-group. This force, or forces, is more likely to produce size, and strength. However, this is obvious, and known very well to you; I'm just saying. What I cannot say, and explain is the theoretical, and physical reasoning of physics as to how, and why it works that makes multi-joint exercises very effective.
Another great demonstration, and exercise explanation, Jeff!
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First 3 sets of two had a hard time on the last set I burned out form ok/eh second I think like 4 set of 1 form eh third I did 2 sets of like 8 I think form ok/eh fourth 2 sets of 7 with at least 20 or 15 pounds form ok fifth two negative chin hang I did 2 sixth WUD I did one set of three seventh tri push downs two sets of 4 eighth 1 set of 9 ninth 3 sets of 5 for each form till the end when I couldn-t go back up for diamond
I-m going to update tomorrow
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Shipetaukin
First suggested exercise is weighted chin-ups. I don't have a chin-up bar so I was thinking to replace that exercise with curls using a weighted backpack or my couch. The original sets and reps were 3-4 x 6-8. Should I change the sets and reps if I make this substitute?
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Joe
Jeff, I prefer making my own workouts, but thank you so much for this tip, this will help my gains a whole lot, my triceps are lacking, and the at home cable will help me with that. And I'll be able to do my facepulls with a cable rather than a band and a doorway.
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buwanaka
some one who doesn't know Jeff throws him a surprise birthday party and has a chocolate cake
Jeff: looks at the cake confused. what is this strange looking object I haven't seen something quite like it. is it a special dumbbell?
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Juuna
Jeff not an beginner for sure. Not an intermediate. Not an Advanced. But an Expert!
And he acts like he struggles with beginners workouts. -_- that give me motivation!
This is for me: 9: 10 For beginners like me.
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Willdread
started follow u i see great workouts thnk u for your hard work to show is this all and i know exept the body work how much work the videos are and looks very pro and clear explaining progressions ---
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