thanks yeah the angle of the camera def. makes a difference.Originally Posted by kloter1
I also changed my arm routine recently......i used to train arms (and everything else) once every 10-11 days or so..... i trained with just extreme volume, like 15-20 sets for bi's and tri's. I decreased the volume in my new routine- And i am training arms and everything else every 8th day, split into 5 workouts (averages to about 4.5 workout days per week) I only am training with 8-9 sets for bi's and tri's, and i have found that the lowered volume REALLY lets me put 110% into each and every set...... whereas before with the huge volume, my energy decreased significantly after like 11 sets, and the rest of the sets really ended up being a waste.
Incase anyone is interested......for traps i do two workouts, once every 8 days too, and two traps exercises per workout. For my first workout i will use dumbells and will do dumbell shrugs (very heavy and very high reps- i'll use the 140's for like 30 reps) 3-4 sets, and i will do 3-4 sets of dumbell upright rows, really focusing on the squeeze.
The second workout, i do barbell shrugs and barbell upright rows, and i do not do so many reps per set, and i go heavy ( i recently shrugged 495 for a set of 5 reps)
Over the past year i've learned three crucial things that i used to be headstrong about: 1) Always train with good form and feel as much as a pump as possible, 2) diet, diet diet, and enough calories! and 3) Sleep, 8-9 hours per day......i used to not get much sleep at all. Not getting enough sleep and then trying to workout= Horrible workouts that are torture imho.




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my chest is pretty good- it all depends on the angle of the camera. in that photo i am not flaring my chest at all, i am just standing
To get huge, what else?
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