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hi guys, i was wondering, most of the guys do chest with triceps, I do chest with byceps, , when we do chest we touch the tricep, so i think wi beter like this, what do you think?
BB90kg
squads250kg
deadlift 180kg
I do my tris with my chest as they're both being activated in a pressing movement. Side note, that's an impressive 550lb squat you have in your sig...
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i use to di it like taht but i changed, thanks for the complemnt i do admid i spend lot of time work my legs....
Yea, I'd say so.. a 550 lb squat and not even a 200 lb benchpress. It makes sense.
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I interest to the chest and bycep because when chest and bycep large then is looking so good and i mostly prefer to the chest and heavy weight control to the gym, chest is best game to the bench press and bycep is best game to the dumber and i also mostly prefer to the this game.
I gather English is not your first langauge? You are kind of hard to understand. You can certainly train biceps with chest.
What is your obsession with the word "game"?
And when chest and bycep large then is NOT looking so good. You will not look good with a big chest and biceps out of proportion with everything else. If you want to train them together, that is fine, but don't overemphasize them.
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Chest and Tris are a good tandem. So are upper and lower bodies that are proportional![]()
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