I've honestly prob done this one time in my entire life and I remember being all over the place. Will def try again. Thanks!Use the cable machine that you might usually use for cable cross overs for chest. Put single handle attachments on both sides, and adjust the cables/handles up to the highest setting. Grab a handle in each hand and then pull them, basically you are doing a double biceps pose. Use a weight on each side that you can get 10-12 reps per set, and do as many sets as you want. I don't care what is said about insertions and genetics.....I have been doing this exercise on back/biceps day for the last couple months, and my biceps peak is better now.
I know genetics and muscle belly play a major role but I gotta believe there are some exercises out there than can help with this.Biceps shape is all genetics.
I've done a lot of shit I thought I would never do lol, but Synthol will always be a no for me.Get biceps as big as possible
Then what you have is what you have.
You could shoot synthol into a specific head in order to alter shape perhaps... Not sure how beneficial/detrimental this would be to the muscle's structural integrity however.
Work the long head < arm in crossing the body andI know genetics and muscle belly play a major role but I gotta believe there are some exercises out there than can help with this.
Your bicep peak and lateral delt are two completely different topics. Where your bicep attaches distally will affect the peak. Ie Arnold vs lou ferrigno. Arnold all peak shorter attachmentsPeople will tell you that it's all about genetics, muscle bellies, insertions, etc... The reality is you can definitely focus your training to target specific areas of all muscle groups and improve them; including but not limited to biceps. The genetics argument is a cop outI know this through my experience growing my lateral delts significantly over the past two years through targeted adjustments in my shoulder training. For your biceps try attaching a rope to the bottom of a cable apparatus. stand straight and hold your scapula back then hold the two ends of the rope together and flare your elbows to the side. Curl up and in from this position and you should feel a significant emphasis on your outer bicep 'peak'. It may take a set or two to adjust but this shit worked well for me. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
This isn't that good of an example mate, Arnold's ALWAYS had a major peak the 2nd photo doesn't illustrate it as much because of the fact how he wasn't as lean as in the first pic, BUT mainly because if you notice where his arms are pointing he's not contract for peak, if he moved his wrists inwards more the peak would be much greater and stick out. For example, look at the other pics of him when he's much younger and you'll notice he ALWAYS had the peak when he would turn his wrists inwards, vice versa, you can find pics of him in his prime with his wrist not facing inwards and you won't see that crazy peak. Peak is just like everything else in this sport which comes down to genetics, you either got it or you don't, don't confuse this with you cannot build a bigger peak because you definitely can, but moreso if you don't have anywhere near a peak you cannot just do xxx curl and all of a sudden get a peak like Arnold.Everybody wants a peak like this!
Early on his didnt look that peaked. I think you can affect some changes on shape, just not sure how much.
nothing can change shape of muscles and its not a cop out. its facing reality.Everybody wants a peak like this!
Early on his didnt look that peaked. I think you can affect some changes on shape, just not sure how much.