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Old 07-23-2006, 06:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Any tips for tricep development?

I'm having trouble trying to get any development out of my triceps. I mean i go heavy as i can with out losing any form. i just cant get the form and size that I want.so any tips or better training routines please let me know.
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skullcrushers on a e-z bar have always worked well for me...

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I'm having trouble trying to get any development out of my triceps. I mean i go heavy as i can with out losing any form. i just cant get the form and size that I want.so any tips or better training routines please let me know.
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Any chance you could post what you are doing? It'll really help both you and anyone lending advice.

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^^^

good idea

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yeah. my normal routine is skull crushers, lying dumbbell ext.kickbacks. seated tricep ext. reverse grip d handle pressdowns and dips. Anything else would be appreiciated
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I hate to ask but will need a little more than that. You do all of that in one workout? Does this mean you're on a high volume split? All that you listed is good. Cept maybe the kickbacks. What is the rep range? What is the frequency?

Another popular and effective exercise is close grip bench press. Regular grip works your tricep as well of course. I see you're doing reverse grip. But the answer is not another exercise.

Eric3237's Sig:To go from the general to the specific is a very good idea. But to go from the specific to the general; that's just confusing.
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you do all that in ONE workout...? what are your sets and reps...???

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lol.. eric put up the same thing...more or less..!!

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What is your muscular endurance like?

How many full bodyweight dips can you do?

How many pushups can you do until failure?

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i do 3 sets 6-8 reps apiece. lying DB ext. i use 35 lbs. Skulll crushers i'm still trying to find a max for but i usually go at it with a 70 barbell. full body dips i can do 25 reps. about 10 a set if i hook up the chain with a 45 plate.seated tricep ext i use a single 75 lb DB. single arm tricep ext i use a 25 lb DB. And yes i do use all of these exercises in a single tri work out.i think that i might be trying to push to much into a work out.but i want to get the size. right now i'm 5'10" 164 lbs.
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