Build bigger biceps by blasting them in different rep ranges, including the use of power, muscle building and burn sets.
Workout Summary
Main Goal:
Build Muscle
Workout Type:
Single Muscle Group
Training Level:
Intermediate
Days Per Week:
1
Equipment Required:
Barbell, Dumbbells
Target Gender:
Male & Female
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Workout Description
This bicep workout will help you build arm size by focusing on three different training approaches, all used in the same workout. You will be performing this workout only once a week.
- Power. You will perform 4 power sets to lead off the workout. Power sets are performed in the 3 to 5 rep range. Use the same weight for each of the 4 sets. When you can perform 5 reps for all 4 sets, move up in weight.
- Muscle. Muscle sets for biceps are performed in the 6 to 12 rep range. When you hit the upper rep limit of 12, move up in weight. You will be performing 4 total muscle sets in each workout, using 2 different exercises.
- Burn. You will perform 2 burn sets at the end of your workout - generally using isolation movements. Pick a weight that allows you to hit 15 to 20 reps, and then perform 40 total reps. How? Do as many reps as possible, then take a slight rest and perform more reps. Rest only long enough to regain the energy and willpower to perform 1 to 3 more reps. Keep pushing yourself through the pain until you hit 40 total reps. When you can hit 25+ reps from the start without stopping, add weight.
Bicep Workout | ||
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Biceps | ||
Exercise | Sets | Reps |
Standing Barbell Curl - Power | 4 | 3 to 5 |
Barbell Preacher Curl - Muscle | 2 | 6 to 12 |
Seated Dumbbell Curl - Muscle | 2 | 6 to 12 |
Preacher Cable Curl - Burn | 2 | 40 |
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