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Build Freaky Forearms

Q: I read the Size Surge Workout e-book in one sitting. It’s the best muscle-building information I’ve ever read. Very complete, and I am more excited and motivated than ever to start. After comparing the basic workouts in phase 1 with the Positions-of-Flexion workouts in phase 2, I’d like to know why you have forearm work only in phase 1? You have wrist curls and hammer curls, but no direct forearm work in phase 2. Why?

A: Sounds like you want freaky vein-streaked forearms hanging out of your shirt sleeves! We can fix that—but first, let us answer your question…

There is no forearm work in phase 2 because you do more gripping work from multiple angles. POF is multi-angular training for every major muscle group, so that makes sense. For example, you use three different biceps exercises…

Jonathan Lawson biceps positions of flexion - Build Freaky Forearms

But in the phase 1 Size Surge routine (pages 17-19), you only train arms once a week, on Wednesday, and barbell curls provide the only taxing grip work on that day…

On Monday and Friday when you train most of the big bodyparts, the heavy exercises that have grip-building potential require straps—such as upright rows, bent-over rows, and pulldowns. It makes sense to include some direct forearm work on Wednesday, when all you train are deadlifts (using straps), calves, biceps, triceps, and abs. One set each of wrist curls and hammer curls does the job, and the hammers also hit the brachialis muscles for enhanced biceps peak…

Jonathan spotting Steve for hammer curls - Build Freaky Forearms

If you have weak forearms and want direct work in phase 2, the most efficient exercise for both the flexors (underside) and extensors (top) is rockers…

Jonathan Lawson forearm rockers - Build Freaky Forearmss

With the dumbbells at arm’s length at your outer thighs, curl your hands up and in to work the flexors, then lower them and curl them up and out to train the extensors. Do that for about 15 reps—up in and up out counts as one rep. Do one set of rockers to forearm-frying exhaustion after your full-range POF biceps workout in the phase 2 Size Surge Workout, and you’ll forge some fierce forearms, adding some extra freak to your physique!

Till next time, train hard—and smart—for BIG results.

—Steve Holman and Jonathan Lawson
www.X-Rep.com


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