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Most people would love to sport a set of Popeye forearms however many own the Olive Oyl type, small, frail and weak. With some dedication and consistency building the forearms doesn’t have to be such a chore!
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That is a forearm builder (and burner) for sure
will this actually make my wrists bigger?
There's a place for all of god's creatures, right next to the mashed potatoes.
Yes, granted you use progressively heavier weight to overload the muscles of the forearm.
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I used to do that awhile ago.
Do you think the combined forearm work from deadlifts, heavy rowing, and straight BB curls is enough to get the forearms "big"? Or should I have some isolation involved?
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These exercises will definitely put size on your forearms. But direct work will give you the most efficient results.Originally Posted by Canadian Crippler
In the past I was able to see size gains without direct work. But a snowboarding accident, resulting in a broken left wrist, caused my left forearm to fall behind. The only way to get it to catch up to the right was to do direct work. There was definitely a difference between the progress made by the right with no specific wrist work, and the left with added direct work. Hope that makes sense and sheds some light on your question.
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Stand there for a few minutes, then pace back and forth a lot, huff and puff, wait until everybody's looking. Approach the bar. Back off. Approach it again. Back off. Get some water. Chalk up. Approach the bar again. Then spray some more chalk around. Wait until people start losing interest. When nobody's looking, pick it a little off the floor, and slam it down. Jump up and yell "LIGHT WEIGHT BABY". Then give high fives all around. - Belial
i broke my wrist snowboarding aswell, its a bitch to get it fully recovered.
Is there any known way to make one of these yourself or is there any special place to purchase one?
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I have popeye arms. Relatively speaking that is. My forearm itself is huge as compared to my wrists. I have a small frame. My forearms has to be at least twice as big in circumference as my wrist. Looks kind of weird. And they're rock hard too. When people ask why I'm good at arm-wrestling, I attribute it to years of dedication to my favorite sport......pocketpool.![]()
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Heh. I broke mine snowboarding, too. Must be the most common snowboarding injury or something.Originally Posted by Matt04
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It's very easy to make one. Just use a broomstick handle or a piece of PVC pipe, drill a hole, tie one end of about 5 or so feet of rope through the hole, and tie the other end through a plate. And yeah, they burn like a mother.Originally Posted by Chode1616
5'9" 195 lbs
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SQ 490x1 (raw)
BP 430x1 (shirted), 320x1 (raw)
SN 209x1 C+J 250x1
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"Most people don't want to learn new things. They only want to hear about things that validate crap they're already doing." - Mike Boyle
I've just recently gotten into serious weight lifting and i'm going to give this exercise a shot. So far everyone has posted good things so i'll give it a try.
During the summer i work with my dad doing landscaping, and i carry 80-pound cinder-block like stones to him to place in a decorative fashion. At the end of 2 weeks of work, my forearms are massive. I'm going to try and keep that going year round and maybe this summer will be easier.![]()
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the pump you get from that is amazing
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