09-28-2017, 11:25 PM
(09-09-2017, 07:22 AM)thethinker48 Wrote: Add flattening of the biceps to the board of overtraining.
If I'm training back heavy and progressing very well, doing a high rep killer bicep pump set completely flattens them for up to a week, it almost looks like my arms shrank.
Do 12-15 reps on a pump set or don't do a pump set for them, and they stay full but still underdeveloped compared to the triceps [emoji852]️
Gotta love individual physiology.
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Sorry I missed this Question.
So, just don't do a high a rep Pump set - there is a rep range there for a reason.
IT sounds like you're hitting your biceps a bit during your back training, so there could be an issue there.
Also, you seem to be saying that what you're seeing over the course of a week will translate into the distant future.
Do you think, even if your biceps look "flat" for a few days that if you have increased the loads you are using (on Pump sets or otherwise) for biceps movements over the course of a couple years by 50% that you'll not have larger biceps?...
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