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You have heard that you need to incorporate additional sets and repetitions to form muscle. You’ve actually brainwashed yourself into believing this. You have become so deathly fearful that you are not training biceps enough that you being to overtrain. You begin to feel exhausted and your weight training becomes less efficient. You don’t have that inner desire that motivates you in the gym and what’s worse, you hit a plateau.

Usually, female bodybuilders train biceps for muscle gain, which increases their arm size. Let’s face it; nothing is more fun then flexing a 14″ biceps when challenged.

Here are some bicep training guidelines to develop larger and more powerful biceps in the least amount of time!

Warm-up
A good warm-up is not a mini-training session. All you need collectively is two to three warm-up sets, apiece with 15-20 reps. Get your muscles warmed up. Don’t exhaust yourself prior to the real workout starts.

Use heavy multi-joint movements first in your biceps workout Compound exercises target all the muscles of that targeted muscle group all together. This is the basis why you need to do the multi-joint movement first.  Also, the compound movement is the mass builder.
 
Keep sets low
Adding more sets, no matter how psyched you are, won’t build larger biceps faster. Granted, you might get an outstanding pump, but a pump does not represent growth. A maximum of three sets per exercise is more than sufficient.  Any more than that can lead to overtraining. The biceps contains two muscles, and once you stimulate them your biceps workout is over.

Use 4-6 reps for power and 6-8 repetitions for mass
Power and mass work hand-in-hand when it comes to bodybuilding. You should employ both factors, at different times of course. For female bodybuilding muscle growth training train heavy and shoot for 6-8 reps and each few weeks add more weight and drop your repetitions to 4-6 to incorporate some strength training. Cycle the 2 formats to prevent staleness.

Keep your biceps training basic
Don’t fool yourself into assuming that doing 12 sets of curls using various exercises will build large biceps. Building great biceps doesn’t take excess sets and repetitions. In fact, when it comes to training biceps, fewer sets and reps equals more growth. In actuality, 5-6 good total sets are all you require. When I state good sets, I mean stimulating the muscle with maximum intensity using maximum poundage. All you generally need with biceps training is one power movement for 3 sets of 4-8 reps and one supplemental exercise for 3 sets of 4-8 repetitions.

Implement partial training
Partial training will wage you that extra something to break through biceps plateaus. A partial barbell curl will take you from mid-point, where your forearms are parallel to the floor, to the position where your biceps are entirely contracted. Following the contraction, in a controlled manner, lower the bar back to the 45 degree angle and repeat. When you do partial reps use heavy weight and shoot for repetitions in the 25-30 rep range to take advantage of time/tension factor.

Now you have some rules to build unruly biceps. This type of biceps training will power up your training and you’ll begin to see biceps growth immediately.  If you oppose these biceps training tips you can explode your biceps growth without going into overtraining mode.

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