Building bigger biceps and stronger forearms requires specific supersets and mass-building routines using dumbbells and pull-up bars. Learn how to perform push-ups safely even with weak muscles and address shoulder imbalances through targeted weight training.
The obliques are the diagonal muscles on the sides of the ribcage by the stomach. If your obliques are covered by fat, you have what is referred to as "love handles." These overhangs of fat on the sides are often the butt of many jokes, but when you have them, it's no laughing matter.
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The triceps are three-part muscles on the back of the upper arms. They consist of the long, medial and lateral heads, which get worked when you straighten or extend your arm. An Olympic triceps bar is rectangular in shape and it has two parallel handles in the center for gripping.
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Dumbbells make great workout tools when you are trying to get into better shape. Not only are they inexpensive compared to machines, but they also cause you to work stabilizing muscles while focusing on a primary muscle, which helps speed up your progress.
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Pull-ups are done by lifting your body up to a bar and lowering yourself back down. This bodyweight exercise is used in military training protocols and they are not one of the simplest exercises to perform. Along with the intense nature of this exercise, comes a number of benefits.
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