MFP Women!! Quick 10 minutes arms work out that you saw results with in few months?
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hellonew2015
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I also would like to see pics.
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There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.0
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles0 -
hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.0 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
It doesn't?2 -
Of course one can achieve positive results with arm exercises. Otherwise why would anyone lift weights? There won't be loss of fat tissue but improving strength and flexibility of the muscles will definitely improve how they look. Try Pinterest for ideas.2
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I always see results when I push ups and lat pull-downs. Gets some sculpting going.
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
What are you talking about? You're saying targeting a specific muscle group will not build that muscle?2 -
Thanks Carolezee! it is nice to get a specific quick routine that you are using, I see a tone online but I want to see specifics within here.0
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
It doesn't?
so what do you recommend ? 0 -
_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
What are you talking about? You're saying targeting a specific muscle group will not build that muscle?
I have never seen a 10-minute workout where the results are anything significant.3 -
If I only had 10 minutes to work out, I'd do as many push ups as I could.1
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What exactly are you wanting to accomplish with the arms workout? You can follow some of the men's arm routines that are online. They may help provide some shape to the arms in a short timeframe. It won't reduce the fat. Sometimes if you still have a lot of fat to lose it could make your arms look thicker temporarily by "toning" the muscles underneath.
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/5-beastly-arm-routines.html
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/21-arm-routines-part-1.html
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OP, I've never done an arm-specific workout. However, I had noticeable results fairly quickly once I started lifting. Bench press, rows, and overhead/shoulder presses can be done with barbells or dumbbells. If you have access to a lat pulldown machine you can use it as well. (I'm assuming you cannot do chinups/pullups at this point as most untrained and a good number of trained women cannot.) If you can't get to a lat pulldown machine, you may be able to trying something like an inverted row, modifying it based on your ability. I, personally, would suggest doing these exercises as part of a full body program rather than just trying to train arms.
Sorry, I have no pictures. I'm not good at taking "before" pictures and I am so white that light reflects off of me and washes me out so no definition shows (I swear it's there in real life!) Or maybe I am just a terrible picture taker. Who knows.1 -
I do 3 sets of each:
1. tricep extensions - http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/detail/view/name/standing-dumbbell-triceps-extension
2. two-arm shoulder press
3. bicep curls (usually holding the weight with two hands)
Works like magic!0 -
OP, I've never done an arm-specific workout. However, I had noticeable results fairly quickly once I started lifting. Bench press, rows, and overhead/shoulder presses can be done with barbells or dumbbells. If you have access to a lat pulldown machine you can use it as well. (I'm assuming you cannot do chinups/pullups at this point as most untrained and a good number of trained women cannot.) If you can't get to a lat pulldown machine, you may be able to trying something like an inverted row, modifying it based on your ability. I, personally, would suggest doing these exercises as part of a full body program rather than just trying to train arms.
Sorry, I have no pictures. I'm not good at taking "before" pictures and I am so white that light reflects off of me and washes me out so no definition shows (I swear it's there in real life!) Or maybe I am just a terrible picture taker. Who knows.
Thank you! I will start lifting at home and I have my water gallons ready! yeah who needs dumbells!!1 -
HeatherMacLeish wrote: »I do 3 sets of each:
1. tricep extensions - http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercises/detail/view/name/standing-dumbbell-triceps-extension
2. two-arm shoulder press
3. bicep curls (usually holding the weight with two hands)
Works like magic!
Great I definitely will check this out!0 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
What are you talking about? You're saying targeting a specific muscle group will not build that muscle?
I have never seen a 10-minute workout where the results are anything significant.
My deadlift workout lasts 10 minutes. I do it twice per week. I hold a world record in the World Powerlifting Congress for deadlift only.
10 minutes is better than zero. 10 minutes can lead to 20, 30, 60+.4 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
What are you talking about? You're saying targeting a specific muscle group will not build that muscle?
I have never seen a 10-minute workout where the results are anything significant.
My deadlift workout lasts 10 minutes. I do it twice per week. I hold a world record in the World Powerlifting Congress for deadlift only.
10 minutes is better than zero. 10 minutes can lead to 20, 30, 60+.
Agreed, but a deadlift is a full body lift, and I agree OP would do better in a full body workout situation, not just an arm workout.0 -
Chef_Barbell wrote: »_incogNEATo_ wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »hellonew2015 wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »There isn't one. You cannot spot reduce.
Not spot reduce just improve the muscles
It doesn't work that way.
What are you talking about? You're saying targeting a specific muscle group will not build that muscle?
I have never seen a 10-minute workout where the results are anything significant.
My deadlift workout lasts 10 minutes. I do it twice per week. I hold a world record in the World Powerlifting Congress for deadlift only.
10 minutes is better than zero. 10 minutes can lead to 20, 30, 60+.
Can I see your deadlift workout?0 -
My arm strength and flexibility has improved by doing this video. Started with 2lb weights and am up to 8lb weights.
Total beginner when started.
http://www.sparkpeople.tv/video.asp?id=6451
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