Thread: Review/Advice

Hi all,

I've been lifting for about a year now. Previously I weighed 240lbs. I got down to where I need to be to be healthy, but I kinda got addicted to lifting. Anyway, I need some help with review. My triceps are getting a lot bigger than my biceps (in my opinion). I think I might not be working my biceps efficiently. Would you guys mind reviewing my pics and give me any pointers? All photos are flexed.

My bicep focused exercises are:

Incline curl
Preacher curl into squat (using EZ curl bar)
EZ barbell curl

I was doing preacher curls in my routine, then switched to the above while doing PHUL for the last 10 weeks or so. The preacher to squat I was doing on leg days just to get extra biceps in because I have been trying to fix this issue on my own, unsuccessfully. I just shifted to the Fierce 5 U/L, which only has one curl in it. I've chosen the seated incline curl as my exercise for that.

Any help would be appreciated! Maybe I just don't have bicep genetics lol

Tris naturally should be bigger than bis, and yours seem proportionately developed. Some of what you're seeing in your tris volume is fat.

Originally Posted by air2fakie

Tris naturally should be bigger than bis, and yours seem proportionately developed. Some of what you're seeing in your tris volume is fat.

Cool, I’m not overly worried about the volume difference then. Thank you for that. Fat? Does it look excessive? I still have the mindset of a fat guy but my waist is 31” now (just got fitted for a tux). I have a skewed perception of my body. I’m still trying to cut, but to be honest with myself I’m closer to maintenance. I’m just so sick of being hungry all the time, but if my fat is still excessive I’m gonna cut harder and more disciplined again.

Originally Posted by tjcashmoney

Fat? Does it look excessive? I still have the mindset of a fat guy but my waist is 31” now (just got fitted for a tux).

Perfectly normal and not excessive, and not fat guy arms. Don't sweat it.

Thanks a lot man. I’ll keep at what I’m doing then. Now I know my bi to tri proportions are accurate. I thought it was a huge difference.