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Forearm DevelopmentDevelop massive forearm development with Technique number 3 Use the biceps curl for complete forearm development! All arm exercises involve the use of the forearms; in fact all upper body exercises involve the forearms. The forearms are small muscles and they are involved in every upper body exercise. Indeed if you think about it they are involved even in lower body exercises. If you squat, you use your forearms to hold the weight on the traps and if you perform leg curls or leg extensions, you grip the support bar when you are working out. So as you can see these muscles are severely over worked. This fact that they are used constantly makes them very dense and hard muscles to train. This does not mean that you should train them often, in fact the opposite is true, you must train them very infrequently with the right training technology to learn how go to achieve massive forearm development! In any arm exercise the forearms are the weak point, the forearms are the ones that tend to limit the intensity we should be applying on our arms. Nevertheless, in this report this is a plus because we can use this disadvantage and turn it into an advantage by performing heavy cheat/ forearm curls. In the standing biceps curl, we usually begin the movement with the bar across our thighs, our hands all wrapped around the bar tightly (see tip 2 above) we then lock our arms and then wrist as we curl the weight up. Here is the twist, rather than lock our hands round the bar we are going to let the bar sit on the first segment of our fingers and we are going to allow the wrist to roll back at the start 0f the movement, then when we begin we are going to curl the wrist and then move the arms as we would in a normal standing biceps curl. Essentially we are performing a wrist curl, followed by a normal biceps curl. You perform this until you can no longer do so and then you extend the set by suing cheats. That is you cheat the weight up to get more repetitions. Your forearms will be on fire! That is how to get perfect forearm development |