Does anyone know if it is better to lift very slow rather than fast I just started working but I lift very slow with less reps. Does it make a difference in size and definition if you lift slower? Thankyou
@001MeTaBoLiC100 It's best if you go slower rather than faster, cuz if you go slower you are working your muscles more therefore you will notice an increase in muscle size but if you go faster your building stamina within the muscles. So faster = building stamina while slower = increasing muscle size.
@001MeTaBoLiC100 Lifting fast merely trains you to lift heavy weights explosively, while training slow works your raw strength. I train at a moderate speed, but i also train fast sometimes as well.
the brachialis is in the fore arm and top of the bicept the brachii is the middle or underneath as stated the brachii is the power horse of the bicept and is used mainly in alternate dumbell curls curl the weight like a hammer curl till at a 90 degree angle then alternate till palm is facing you wilst lifting at the top half of the lift.
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well going slow is more for bodybuilders and going fast is for powerlifters... ...oversimplified of course...
TheYouwontgetit 3 months ago
Does anyone know if it is better to lift very slow rather than fast I just started working but I lift very slow with less reps. Does it make a difference in size and definition if you lift slower? Thankyou
001MeTaBoLiC100 1 year ago
@001MeTaBoLiC100 Form is better than reps. Do them at the fastest speed you can do them without messing up your form.
818silencer818 1 year ago
@001MeTaBoLiC100 mix in loose form with fast movement sometimes as a mix up but for the most do strict form and you'll get the growth
samauripizzacats101 1 year ago
@001MeTaBoLiC100 the slower you do, the bigger the effect
WolfClant 1 year ago
@001MeTaBoLiC100 It's best if you go slower rather than faster, cuz if you go slower you are working your muscles more therefore you will notice an increase in muscle size but if you go faster your building stamina within the muscles. So faster = building stamina while slower = increasing muscle size.
shamar20000 10 months ago
@shamar20000 slower = muscle size and stamina , going fast means its too light or u r doing wrong...........
galelo11 4 months ago
@001MeTaBoLiC100 Lifting fast merely trains you to lift heavy weights explosively, while training slow works your raw strength. I train at a moderate speed, but i also train fast sometimes as well.
brentlion 2 months ago
the brachialis is in the fore arm and top of the bicept the brachii is the middle or underneath as stated the brachii is the power horse of the bicept and is used mainly in alternate dumbell curls curl the weight like a hammer curl till at a 90 degree angle then alternate till palm is facing you wilst lifting at the top half of the lift.
rick22745 1 year ago
Does he doing this right?Is the stance right and the moves?
Kliciss 1 year ago
if anybody can do at least 3 sets with 12 reps everytime with no hassle then it's safe to raise some more weight... for musucular volume, of course.
porahivaelmundo 1 year ago
Nice, but Hammer Curls are more for the M. Brachioradialis than the M. Biceps.
WasGibtsLeute 2 years ago
Toning... my "heavy days" are over!
Thanks for your insight!
greymilton 2 years ago
How many sets and reps would you recommend? Right now I am doing 3 sets of 13 reps... should I do a heavier weight and less reps?
greymilton 2 years ago
if you want size i recomend going between 8-12 reps and 3 sets is a good number...possibly increase your weight slightly
ytrehalfronoc 2 years ago
What are you doing? buildling? or defining? Building- More Weight, about 8-12 reps(each arm)
Toning- Less Weight, Myself I do 18-24 reps(each arm, depending on how my biceps feel each set)
jflexe99 2 years ago
if you are able to do 13 reps everytime then you definitely need to increase the weight
MELODICTHRENODY 2 years ago
i love hammercurls
Benny2503 2 years ago
how many reps would it be good to do
nextenjoiskater 2 years ago
what deos reps mean
flashallround 2 years ago
its each time you lift a weight and then reps make up a set there are usually ten reps in a set
ytrehalfronoc 2 years ago
if you want size than 8-12 if you want lean and definition then 13-15
ytrehalfronoc 2 years ago
Good tips--these really work!
bridgerwild 3 years ago