Get Bigger Triceps with These Crazy Exercises
Get Massive, Muscular triceps with these scientifically developed, albeit crazy-looking, exercises!
The Tread Press is an isokinetic eccentric triceps exercise, while the isometric locked Pit Stain Press was inspired by the TV show Friends. [info below]
These are just a couple of the anatomically-developed exercises featured in the highly anticipated book Massive, Muscular Arms.
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The Tread Press (aka Treadmill Press) is an isokinetic exercise, but better yet, it offers isokinetic eccentric resistance to the triceps.
This allows you to tap into your maximum force potential for a stronger muscle stimulus. The goal is to attempt to perform a concentric – pushing toward the head of the treadmill – even though you’re being pushed back. This isn’t old school (so-called) eccentric training -it’s actually an eccentric overload (which you can’t get from gravity-based loads).
The Pit Stain Press is inspired by the TV show Friends, and offers a unique feel of triceps contraction. By maintaining an adducted externally rotated position of the shoulder and arm bone (humerus), a strong contraction of the long head of the triceps is felt.
This is referred to as an isometric locked position. It’s a great novel stimulus for all 3 heads of the triceps, but also gives a chest and back pump, which is an incredibly rewarding feeling.
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- Nick Clayton
- Arron Burros
- Dr. Jonathan Mike
After 30 years in the making, David 'Arm' Barr joined with the world's leading fitness publisher, Human Kinetics, to feature more than 75 exercises and hundreds of coaching and execution tips to make bigger arms your reality.
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- Dr. John Rusin
- Nick Tumminello
- Nick Nilsson
- Dr. Jonathan Mike
- Clifton Harski
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