2001/10/29, 12:04 PM
Do you train your forearms seperately? I mean the calfs yes I do them, but I have never done the forearms.
Honestly I have never thought I needed it.
Have you seen some changes when training the forearms?
Merci! -Nina
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2001/10/29, 02:38 PM
Nina you will find that if you begin to train your forearms, other compound exercises will become a little easier. This is because you are strengthening your grip. I have found that adding a forearm workout helps in all areas or lifting. I would personally recommend it!!!! good luck
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2001/11/11, 03:28 AM
It's not that I'm afraid of getting my farearms bigger, but I just never thought about it. I do take very heavy with the other exercises, but no sore forearms or probs with the grip.
What do you competiting peeps think about it? Individual exercises for forearms are necessairy?
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2001/11/11, 07:54 AM
Yes. I always throw in one forearm exercise. I like to do the cross body hammer curls. I use 15-25 lb dumbells. If you check out my pics you will see I don't have big forearms! I do wrist curls, this is quite lite (5-8) cuz I have the tiniest wrists. I could lift more weight if they were more substantial so I do the curls for injury prevention.
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2001/11/11, 01:44 PM
Yes you should do at least one forearm exercise. I like the cross body hammer curls. I will use up to 25 lb weight. Do some wrist curls too.
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2001/11/12, 11:24 AM
Maybe is because of I have been fencing (and playing guitar! lol) for so many years that I already have strong forearms. As I said Itroisi, I'm not (and have never been) afraid of getting big muscles (it's all a technical question and not about weight) so I'll give it a try. Okey, from now on I'll attack my forearms!! Lets see what will happen...
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2001/11/12, 01:31 PM
I'm thinking about throwing in a forearm exercise into my program, too...
Sore forearms...ouch!
:)
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2001/11/12, 01:32 PM
I'm thinking about throwing in a forearm exercise into my program, too...
Sore forearms...ouch!
:)
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