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An athlete can become instantly intimidating without having to say a word based on the

size of the arms sticking out of their uniform sleeve.

Today, I'm going to show you 2 of my best tips to get you bigger arms, athlete or not.

What's up, guys!

Jeff Cavaliere, AthleanX.com.

I mentioned it in the open.

One of the most intimidating signs that a guy can bring to the table, whether you're

an athlete or you're not, is a bigger set of arms hanging out of those short sleeves.

Right?

So now, today, I figured what I would do is put together 2 of my best tips for you to

help you to quickly add some size to your arms.

In order to do that though, you have to obviously cover both parts here.

We got to cover the biceps.

We got to cover the triceps.

So what I wanted to give you is sort of my best 1 tip if I had to give you 1 tip to help

you to start doing that.

From a bicep standpoint, and we're talking about overall size, in order to get more size,

or more apparent size, you want to have that peak on top of the bicep.

Now, what is the peak?

The peak is really coming from the long head of the bicep which is again, the bicep 2 parts

the short head, the long head...the long head which again, I never do this, guys, I don't

ever flex on here, but to illustrate what we're talking about we have to.

Right so, up top here, the long head is the one that is going to be more on the outside

of the bicep here, and give that higher peak form.

Same thing when viewed from the top.

Or, long head lateral side, short head down in here.

So, if you want to train the long head of the bicep to get more peak, then you're going

to have to hit that during exercise.

How do we target that?

We gotta get those arms into extension to start the exercise.

Because the long head attaches further up the shoulder than the short head does.

And by putting on more of a stretch, you're going to be able to do that.

So, the longer you can keep your arm behind your body, the more you're going to be able

to target the long head of the biceps.

So.

What do we do, and how can we do that?

Well, we want to make sure that we can do this with an exercise we can actually lift

some weight with.

So, yes, you can do Incline Dumbbell Curls.

But if there's a way you can add more weight, and therefore stress the biceps a little bit

more, more of a mass builder, then you want to put something on the bar and be able to

lift a little bit more.

So, what we do is we do basically like a bent over row curl.

So, the keys to this are, again, elbows behind the body.

So, you start off in a regular curl position, just like this, and you're going to kind of

drag it up the thighs.

Fingers are hooked.

Ok?

Bar is right in through the fingers here.

I don't want to start curling too much or feel like I'm rowing too much.

So, if I hook my fingers on the bar and I drag it up the thighs, you can see that the

first thing it's doing is positioning the elbows behind the body.

I'm not squeezing my mid back.

I'm actually just trying to keep that completely quiet.

So, I'm coming into here, I want to get about level with my waist.

Then I curl up and then down.

Ok?

Better used with a little bit of momentum so again a little heavier weight, a little

bit of momentum.

So, I will demonstrate it now in real time.

Again, I'm curling up through here.

Elbows will be behind the body, and then I'll try to curl it up to the top to really work

on the peaks.

So, like this.

Drag it up.

Curl it.

Drag it up.

Curl it.

Ok.

In here, curl up.

Again, it really works the top part, the peak of the biceps.

Alright, so we gotta move on to the other part of the arm, really, the meatier part

of the arms, the triceps.

Remember, two thirds of the size of the arm, give or take, and that's what we want to make

sure that we're not neglecting.

So, we hit the biceps, but for the triceps, again, you've got some preferential areas

that you can go after if you're looking for purely increasing the size as fast as you

can.

For us, it's going to be the long head of the tricep.

Again, if you look at the tricep from behind, and you were to flex, you're looking at the

inside, meatier portion here of the tricep.

Ok?

So, you've got in this area here, that's what you want to focus on.

How do you do that?

It's actually pretty easy.

We want to make sure that in order to get the long head, again, it's one that attaches

higher up on the shoulder this time from behind, so we want to make sure we can put that on

stretch.

So, any exercise where you have an opportunity to load up the tricep with heavier weights

and do so on stretch, it's going to be a great opportunity for you to hit that area of the

muscle.

So, what do we do?

We've got a Nosebreaker/Skullcrusher type variation that we want to tweek even more.

Now you guys know that when I talk about this exercise, one thing that we want to do is

make sure that you never go completely vertical with the press

Because if you're completely vertical here when you're laying down, you're taking all

the stress off of the tricep.

At the point that you're straight up over your chest, there's no tension on the tricep.

So you want to finish with the arm back at least a little bit on stretch.

But for this exercise, to really amp it up, you want to make sure that you get a little

extra stretch by adding a bit of a pullover to it.

So, how's that look?

You get down here.

Ok.

Then again, this is the finished position regardless of whether you're doing the skullcrusher,

whatever you want to call it, nosebreaker, because THIS, there's no tension on the tricep.

I could sit here for days if I had to.

But back here, not so much.

So now when I said we get an extra stretch we're down here.

Then, let the arms actually stretch back a little bit so in here, we can get a little

momentum again.

K?

Up to this position, and then up and extend.

Down, reach back a little bit, pull, stop it, and then use your triceps the rest of

the way.

Down slow here, reach back, pull forward, stop it, and come up.

It's a real good exercise for targeting that area of the tricep.

So, there you have it.

That's 2 exercises, 2 big tips.

If I had to give out 2 tips, and I had to use 2 things to really try to bring up the

speed that I was seeing results in my arms, especially now with summer around the corner,

that's what I would do.

Guys, if you want to learn how to train like an Athlete, if you want, and I don't care,

again like I said in the open, if you have to step on the field in competition, or if

you're just looking to be a better version of yourself as a non-athlete, you still got

to learn how to train like an athlete if you want to look like one.

And I can tell you, most athletes, from Vernon Davis to Blake Griffin, the size of their

arms, Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, those guys, instantly can intimidate just because of what

is hanging out of those uniform sleeves.

I'm gonna help you do the same.

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