
important factor, but they are wrong because biceps only make up 1/3 of the total upper arm muscle. The triceps make up the other 2/3 of upper arm muscle tissue. Want to increase Triceps Muscle mass? Do The above 5 exercises.
Triceps Dips(With Chair or Bench)
- Begin with the hands next to or slightly under the hips
- Lift up onto the hands and bring the hips forward.
- Bend the elbows, keep the shoulders down and lower the hips down, keeping them very close to the chair.
- Push back up without locking the elbows.
Lying triceps extensions
- Lie on bench with narrow overhand grip on barbell. Position barbell over shoulders with arms extended.
- Lower bar to forehead by bending elbows. Extend arms and repeat.
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Overhead Lateral Triceps Extension
- Start by raising one arm vertically overhead.
- Slowly bend your arm at the elbow and lower the dumbbell sideways behind your head.
- Make sure to keep your upper arm completely stationary and locked in placed Lower slowly for 2 seconds, hold at the bottom for 1 second,
- Squeeze your triceps hard at the top of the movement.
Close Grip Bench Press
- Lie on a bench and hold a barbell in a narrow grip, hands about shoulder-width apart.
- Begin the movement by bending the elbows and lowering the bar towards the ribcage, elbows pulled in and close to the body.
- Concentrate on squeezing the triceps to push the weight back up.
- Avoid locking the elbows at the top of the movement.
Check out: Home Exercises Without Equipments
Cable One Arm Tricep Extension
- Start off by placing a cable pulley on the highest setting and adjust a stirrup handle to the pulley.
- Stand facing the weight stack and grasp the handle with and underhand grip.
- Keep your back straight, your abs drawn in and your knees slightly bent.
- Starting at the top push your arm down until it is straight, feeling the concentration and stretch in your triceps muscle.
- Slowly return to starting position.
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