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Adapted from the ebook Six Weeks to Sick Arms (Bowleg Media LLC, 2011), by Jim Stoppani. 6 Weeks To Sick Arms Ebook Readers. The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Wars of the Jews or History of the Destruction of Jerusalem. Log in Log out.

Regardless of where you're starting from, this 6-week program will heap a noticeable amount of size onto your arms. Some of you can expect to put on an inch or more on your arms by the end. This 6-week program is a progression that ramps up the training frequency (how often you train arms each week) starting at once per week in week one; twice per week in week two; and three times per week in weeks three through five. Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Ita Crackberry here. Then you back way off in the final week, number six, to just once per week again. Trust me, there's a method to this madness. Week one is designed to annihilate your biceps and triceps. You'll pull out all the stops, using negative rep training to really destroy every single muscle fiber you can in your arms.

You'll need a good week to recover from this onslaught. The next week pops your guns with lighter weight and higher reps. Volume will be low in these workouts, by design. You'll still be recovering from the previous week. Big arms not only symbolize masculinity, but they're also the most visible body part you have.

These workouts will help you to better recover from the previous week and will get you ready for the crazy three weeks that are to come. In weeks three, four, and five, you will be hitting arms three times per week. If you think that sounds like overtraining, you're precisely right. But overtraining does not happen immediately. It takes several weeks to actually become overtrained. The technical term for training that can lead to overtraining is called overreaching.

And what's interesting about overreaching is that research shows that if your diet is adequate in calories, and, as well as the right supplements, then you can actually capitalize on overreaching and turn it into a way to grow bigger and stronger. Several studies from the university of Connecticut have shown that when subjects overreach for several weeks, during the two weeks following, they grow significantly bigger and stronger while taking it easy. The key is to stop the overreaching just before it turns into overtraining. That's why you'll be training arms three times per week in weeks three through five and then switch it up to just once per week in week six. I also suggest that the week after week six you take it fairly easy on your arms and train them just once that week before getting back into any serious training programs. These workouts will help you to better recover from the previous week and will get you ready for the crazy three weeks that are to come. The 3-day per week arm training not only is designed to shock your muscles into growing with frequent and intense workouts that cause overreaching, but it also takes advantage of the staircase effect for building muscle.