Bicep & Lat Workout - week: 4/9, workout 2/4
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I like the calm voice with the high intensity workout. Thanks for the info.
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Thanks for watching.
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first comment out of 308views? :) thank you for the video.
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pulldown = triceps! theres nothing on biceps or lats ! load of rubbish
Romthechamp 2 years ago
This workout does have tricep components in it, but pulldowns does not equal tricpes. Pushdowns = Triceps. In general I consider pulling movements to involve the bicep with varying degrees. From the workout consider Lat Pulldown, Seated One-arm Cable Rows, Chinup, and Narrow Grip Lat Pulldowns for lats and biceps. The workout does have a lot of variety in it but when I did it I considered it heavy for biceps and lats. I challenge you to do this workout and see if you get a bicep workout.
FITMIXdotNET 2 years ago
Pushdowns I was ment to write. This is all a BACK workout basiclly but each part just touches the surface, your basicly warming up then moving on ! pre fatigue then changing will get you no results. and to call it a bicep workouts ridiculous! preacher curls EZ curls etc are bicep work not a pulldown way to varied to call it a certain type of workout. you might aswell say walking is a respiratory workout and work on calves, hamstrings ankles etc. basicly this is not a WORKOUT ! its Nothing!
Romthechamp 2 years ago
All those pull movements from this workout will work your biceps. The workouts that I have posted are not necessarily focused on bulking up. If you'd like a bulking program the web site can feel that need. I purposely go from one exercise to another without rest. Two advantages that I get are keeping tone, and cardiovascular health. My resting heart rate drop by 10 beats per minute doing these types of workouts. So yes it covers a lot of ground, but try the workout and see how your biceps feel.
FITMIXdotNET 2 years ago
fair enough if all you want to do is tone and keep fit a suppose, I wont be trying it though, I bodybuild so this would be pointless to me. i build mass not tone up. So this would be absouletly pointless for concentrating on isolating the biceps as it varies too much . As i said preacher curls EZ curls, concentration curls, hammer curls etc for biceps Old school but always works and results to prove it.
Romthechamp 2 years ago
FITMIXdotNET 2 years ago
Heres another: 4 bicep/3lat
Circuit 1:
Cross Body Hammer Curl 3x13x50(25 DBs)
Pullup 3x10
Isometric Curl, Dumbbell 3x10x45(22.5 DBs)
Zottman Curl 3x13x60(30 DBs)
Circuit 2:
Cable Row, Wide Grip 3x12x110
Curl, Dumbbell 3x10x70(35 DBs)
Cable Row, Close Grip 3x9x135
FITMIXdotNET 2 years ago