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It is a fact that most people who exercise for muscle mass concentrate on certain groups of muscles. Almost everyone at the gym pay the greatest amount of importance to developing their chests, shoulders, abs, and the upper part of their arms - biceps and triceps. Most people will also exercise their backs, mainly their upper backs. Most women, and those of the men who are more serious and more dedicated to muscle building workout, will work out their legs and behind as well. With all this going on, it seems that one of the most important, most visible parts of the human body is often forgotten, neglected, or exercised too little - The forearms. This is strange, when you think about it. It doesn't make sense. A strong pair of muscular forearms is one of the most impressive things to see in a well-toned human body. So why is forearm exercising overlooked by so many? There are two main reasons for that, in my view. One is people's perception of priority. Chest, shoulders, abs, ...

Every time a dumbbell, barbell, or cable attachment is gripped, the forearms are put to work. The sheer act of tightening your hands around the fixed structure engages the muscles. Now, take into account when you add additional weight (sometimes a lot of additional weight) into that formula, you really start to understand why forearm exercises are so important to your workout. If you have ever been working out and felt your forearms burn so much you had to let go of the weight, then this is for you. Before we focus on that though, let's review exactly what goes on with these muscles. When the hands are gripped tightly around an object, there are two groups of forearm muscles in use; the flexors and the extensors. The flexors are on the inner portion of the forearm and mainly get used when the wrist is drawn toward the body. The extensors are located along the outer portion of the forearm and used when the wrist is pulling away from the body. When the wrist is in a neutral positio...

Everybody in this planet fantasized about looking better, and I am sure you too. Having a great looking body certainly helps. But the thing is that, it will not happen overnight, you should inculcate good eating habits and exercises. A common wish of everybody is to have great looking arms. Here are 3 key forearm exercises that you can start doing to build up great looking arms: The most effective one is the reverse curl.  It involves in holding the barbell in such a way, that your palms should face away from you. Now in this position slowly raise the barbell and your forearms will be worked out. Increase the weight of the barbell gradually when you are ready. Another effective exercise that you can do anywhere is pull ups.  Just hold a cabinet tightly, and lift your whole body up and down. In time to come, you will find a toned and beautiful forearm. The barbell wrist curls are another great forearm exercises.  In this, sit on a bench with your elbows placed on your k...

Coming from somebody who has genetically very weak forearms I can tell you that I've spent years trying to build up my forearms so that they aren't the skinny twigs that I had when I was a young teenager. Having worked on them hard in the gym, they're now one of my best body parts. Here's how I bulked up my forearms Deadlifts You already know that deadlifts are awesome for building the back muscle but did you also know that they build your forearms like nothing else. If you can deadlift 400lbs + then you have to have sizeable forearms to hold the weight. Obviously straps are OUT. If you're having trouble gripping the weight then get some chalk - seriously, if you haven't tried deadlifting with chalk then do it. It really makes a difference. Farmer's Walk Grab some heavy dumbbells and walk across the gym gripping them as tightly as possible. Focus on the forearms and you should feel a real good burn at the end of a couple of sets. You only need to walk abou...