If you're not gaining weight then your arms are not going to get bigger
I have this problem as well. In fact I have decided that I will only train arms and squats for a while :)
I have a hypothesis that for a lot of guys, especially not taking drugs, the body cannot grow rapidly all at once...
There is also pec minor dips
Pec minor is sort of like brachialis for the biceps. If you build it up enough it will "lift" the pec up and make it appear bigger
Yeah no major changes, whenever I change something I just go back to beef. I was eating just bacon for a while haha, then realised it was making me very short on calories. I need a few more calories though so I'm going to try adding cheese to my meals
If you're not feeling a little sore then I doubt you're getting a sufficient training stimulus
Now obviously there is a lot you can do to get sore that will result in nothing happening also, but that's not what I am saying
If you look at the reasons why DOMS happens you'll see why if you're...
If it challenges your strength endurance then you will get bigger
If it doesn't then it won't
I don't know your work capacity, neither does anyone here. Start easy and add sets each week and you'll find the point where you're pushing yourself pretty quickly
Maybe if your chest gets bigger it will look how you want it to
I've never seen a picture of someone with developed pecs that was lacking the upper part of inner part or any other part
Makes me think it's mostly BS. Mark Bell recently did a bodybuilding competition and was just doing...
Yeah it's sort of jumping around the question though, which was, can you eat sufficient calories to grow while expending sufficient calories to lose fat
Yes, the goal of bodybuilding is to increase the endurance of the muscle and not the limit strength of the muscle.
I should work on a way of explaining this better... Or make some sort of system that everyone can follow. It's hard to explain and especially to new trainers. Learning to lift the...
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