Back and Biceps: The Best Workout Combinations
You want to build leaner, stronger muscles. Whatever your fitness goals are, all you need is dedication and proper guidance that you can start strengthening today. It's never too late to work on your goals.
A new day begins the moment you remember to start and work hard. So, if you want to get healthier, these exercises are what you should keep in mind.
To build a lean and strong body, it is also important to pay attention to your diet. Without proper nutrition, you will have a harder time recovering quickly and you will experience muscle loss, slower recovery, slower muscle development, and even injury.
If you want to build stronger arms and a V-shaped back, you need to work at it in the best way possible. And the best way to train is to work all the muscles in your arms and back. We find that many people don't focus on their form when working out. Sure, you can do more reps if you don't focus on your form, but it won't help.
If you want to work all your muscles, you need to focus on your form. At the gym, have a trainer show you the correct form and correct you as soon as possible. This will help prevent injury and train all your muscles.
When you train all your muscles, they will grow stronger and faster, and you will notice it right away.
This workout is designed to work your back muscles, which are the second largest muscles after your leg muscles. This program also trains the arm muscles.
Please note that when training the back muscles, the biceps are also used. Therefore, it is more effective to train the arm muscles when training the back. At the beginning of the workout, you should do a few minutes of warm-up and stretching exercises.
After that, start with the back muscles, because training the biceps first may tire the back muscles. Therefore, start with the back and finish with the biceps.
Exercise 1: Lat pulldown
Position yourself on a bench with your knees at a 90-degree angle. Keep your feet flat on the floor. Once you're seated comfortably, pull the bar down, keeping the grips against your outside shoulders. Or you can stretch the bar slightly. Then lift your chest and lean back slightly. You're now ready to pull the bar up.
Slowly pull the bar down with your elbows pointing down. Then slowly raise it up. Repeat.
Exercise 2: One-Arm Rowing
Place your right foot on a bench and keep your back straight.
Hold the dumbbell up in one hand and support the bench with the other.
Raise the weight to your side and lower the dumbbell for one rep.
Exercise 3: Fixed Cable Row