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Simple Arm Question

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  1. If you could only choose the best exercise for each of the following, would
    it be as follows?

    Lats - pullups
    Triceps - dips

  2. The Crow said:

    If you could only choose the best exercise for each of the following, would
    it be as follows?

    Lats - pullups
    Triceps - dips


    Yeah, though I might prefer overhead presses to dips; dips are fine, though.

  3. The Crow said:

    If you could only choose the best exercise for each of the following, would
    it be as follows?

    Lats - pullups
    Triceps - dips

    That's not a bad solution, since pullups/chins done with a supinated
    grip are good biceps developers, and dips put substantial emphasis on
    the pectorals. More bang for the buck.

  4. The simple boring answer is that you have 2.

  5. The simple boring answer is that you have 2.
    1 ( hold up one arm ) and 2 ( hold up other arm ).

  6. The Crow said:

    If you could only choose the best exercise for each of the following, would
    it be as follows?

    Lats - pullups
    Triceps - dips


    for triceps weighted dips depends on your strength and bodyweight
    but also decline press to the head the head, they both activate all 3
    heads of the triceps

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