7 Must-Do Hacks For Huge Arms | Hunter Labrada

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  • Try Hunter Labrada's effective hacks for tried-and-true arm exercises to maximize your results and add size to your biceps and triceps!
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    Many arm exercises look simple, but looks can be deceiving. Sure, it seems like you just pick up a dumbbell and curl the damned thing, or do the same with a barbell or cables.
    In reality, however, arm training is a bit more technical than that-if you want to get the most out of your time in the gym, that is.
    I could tell you which exercises to do and then leave you to fend for yourself, but that's not my style.
    I want to help you get massive arms by showing you really simple tweaks to classic arm exercises that will help you maximally stimulate your biceps and triceps. More stimulation, activation, and challenge will lead to more growth.
    Get ready to clang, bang, and get bigger-these easy hacks will make all the difference during your next arm workout!
    | Standing Alternating Dumbbell Curl |
    Even your grandma has probably heard of dumbbell curls, but the secret sauce to making this timeless biceps exercise particularly appetizing is a little hand rotation. It seems like such a small thing, but if you concentrate on internally and externally rotating your hand during the curl, you'll ensure that you're really stretching and working the muscle.
    Instead of pumping straight up and down, start this move with the dumbbells at your sides and your palms facing your body. As you begin a rep and raise the dumbbell, rotate your palm outward so that it faces the ceiling and the dumbbell ends up positioned horizontally. This simple rotation maximally recruits your biceps muscle fibers to give you a better contraction and a pump like you've never felt before.
    After lowering the dumbbell in a controlled manner, rotate your palm back toward your body to the starting position and curl the dumbbell in the other arm in the same manner.
    | Barbell Curl |
    While the barbell curl is another classic arm exercise, most people don't know this game-changing tip of simply keeping your shoulders back. In fact, when performing all biceps movements, you want your shoulder blades back and retracted, as if you were pulling them toward the ground.
    Doing so helps isolate the biceps and keeps all of the motion at the elbow joint. This keeps your front delts, back, and chest from unintentionally assisting in the exercise. After all, the goal is to place the stress from the barbell curl primarily on the biceps, not the rest of your body.
    | Seated Incline Biceps Curl |
    The adjustable incline bench introduces variation to the standard dumbbell biceps curl and changes the angle of attack on the biceps. Take the incline bench from a full 90-degree angle and drop it one or two notches down.
    When you sit back down, the key here is to again keep your shoulders back and against the bench to isolate the biceps. As you fatigue, you may feel the body's tendency to lean forward and utilize the chest and front delts, but this isn't an exercise for those muscles, folks. Retract your shoulder blades and pin those elbows to your sides as you perform this exercise to work the intended muscle.
    Additionally, most people may do a hammer curl, but I like to do the standard biceps curl and get a better contraction from this angle on the bench.
    | Skullcrusher |
    The skullcrusher is a tried-and-true triceps-targeted exercise you can perform with either a barbell or dumbbells. I see a lot of folks flare their elbows out as they perform each rep, which ends up placing a lot of stress on the elbow joint and connecting tendons-basically on areas other than the triceps.
    Keep your elbows steady and pointed toward your legs. The only motion occurring from this exercise should stem from the elbow joint, allowing your triceps to contract and work. Avoid locking out at the elbow at the top of the rep in order to keep constant tension on the triceps.
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  • @DKYetti
    @DKYetti 9 років тому +432

    This guy has one of those super kind and trusting faces.

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      @sj8648 5 років тому +3

      DKYetti he looks honest.

    • @onefastr6
      @onefastr6 5 років тому +5

      You all sound turbo gay rn.

  • @MrBeatboxmasta
    @MrBeatboxmasta 9 років тому +283

    This guy looks like the nicest guy ever. Great tips btw.

    • @chestdayeveryday
      @chestdayeveryday 5 років тому +1

      MrBeatboxmasta yeah he’s my favorite bodybuilding very informative

  • @mrkalitin
    @mrkalitin 9 років тому +470

    I dont know what it is, but this guy is super likable

    • @WDRUM123
      @WDRUM123 9 років тому +25

      I think it's partially his voice, he doesn't have the typical "bodybuilding" voice, quite the opposite in fact, but it's incredibly endearing

    • @KissTheManiac
      @KissTheManiac 9 років тому +12

      Vlad Kalitin It's definitely a family trait. His dad also has a super likeable personality. I mean, the man managed to motivate the city Houston enough to work their way out of being the fattest city in America.

    • @nygiantschamps9340
      @nygiantschamps9340 8 років тому +9

      +Vlad Kalitin Him and his dad seem quite down to earth and humble with all the success they have achieved. Very rare and nice to see...

    • @mangomariel
      @mangomariel 8 років тому

      +Vlad Kalitin he is really chill

    • @bradenmcguire7372
      @bradenmcguire7372 8 років тому +1

      +Vlad Kalitin yeah i feel ya, seems like a hell nice guy

  • @Billy-yt1nd
    @Billy-yt1nd 8 років тому +177

    lmao the fact that this guy is so ripped but has such a soft and kind voice makes me laugh so hard

    • @lexrogan2207
      @lexrogan2207 6 років тому +7

      Cole h yeah i wanna be friends with this dude

    • @kevinricosandaye1517
      @kevinricosandaye1517 6 років тому +5

      But on the contrary dudes, u concentrating too much on the guys traits than on the vital tips!

  • @corydorsey2969
    @corydorsey2969 7 років тому +64

    Some the most informative weight training videos on UA-cam! Hunter Labrada is super intelligent

    • @StoicFC
      @StoicFC 7 років тому +4

      Cory Dorsey And humble. Dude is going far. Best of luck to him.

  • @ccharliethomson
    @ccharliethomson 9 років тому +80

    that was a truly awesome video

  • @ironaddict247
    @ironaddict247 5 років тому +1

    I've been training for 40 years and this kid is very knowledgeable . What a super nice kid. . too many people on UA-cam don't know what they're doing and showing people the wrong way to do things and that's how the young kids get hurt. This kid definitely shows you the right way to do things "great job Hunter " !

  • @samp4281
    @samp4281 2 роки тому

    Subscribed. I like that he’s not trying so hard to sell the idea, people will be subscribed/like. He’s honest and feels like a guy you were meeting in the gym. He is super kind and humble. I went through hundreds of videos, but no one can compare to this guy.
    Thanks

  • @cat4935
    @cat4935 8 років тому +32

    5:56 he's got a sick beat going

  • @AdithyadAdi-ck1rk
    @AdithyadAdi-ck1rk 7 років тому +3

    i have seen many videos..but this guy is something special..he is so humble

  • @Berus7777
    @Berus7777 8 років тому +20

    Man... great, great, GREAT tips. Training for years here, and you just schooled me on a couple of things I had been doing wrong. I actually got a smile watching this, thinking "This is going to let me break the plateau I've been stuck on." Awesome video. Does this guy have his own channel? If not, he should. Great understanding of biomechanics as applied to lifting and muscle recruitment. Thanks for posting this.

  • @tylerwiensch5069
    @tylerwiensch5069 4 роки тому +1

    I am extremely thankful for people like this that make these videos I'm coming off a six year injury and went to the gym the other day for the first time and felt awkward nervous and uncomfortable watching this videos allows me to 100 percent know what I am doin thanks man

  • @BilalAhmed-ix3sg
    @BilalAhmed-ix3sg 8 років тому +47

    Alot of peeps saying he seems like a nice guy lol I kept thinking he sounded like peter parker (toby maguire) who is also quite a friendly character lmfao!

  • @SarumanDeWhite
    @SarumanDeWhite 5 років тому +1

    Top four comments I see are that this man is friendly and kind. That's POWER!!!

  • @Sacterheld
    @Sacterheld 8 років тому +8

    What a charming man, well spoken and giving good advice that genuinely helps, none of this "GOOOOOOOD FUCKNG MORNING RIGHT HERE'S MY TWO CENTS ON HOW TO GET BIG ARMS, SQUEEZE THE MUSCLE MAKE IT BURN, EAT 9 MEALS A DAY AND DO WHATEVER IT TAKES RIGHT BABE? LOVE IT KILL IT"

    • @oliwernyberg
      @oliwernyberg 7 років тому

      Joseph Farouk Rich does have some good advices though (and some bad haha)

  • @anthonyg934
    @anthonyg934 8 років тому +10

    For the skullcrusher, i actually use a resistant band to keep my arms closer, Works perfectly.
    And downloaded all his other vids as well, really helpful. This channel needs to create a separate playlist for his vids.

    • @fiacremcaleer5057
      @fiacremcaleer5057 7 років тому +1

      Anthony G can't wait to try using a resistance band. great tip , thanks!

  • @cjohnson9850
    @cjohnson9850 9 років тому +6

    Just tried this arm workout what is online and it's the best arm workout I have done with your tips and got a really good pump:)

  • @gabrielmancha3019
    @gabrielmancha3019 3 роки тому

    Very much apricate you for taking the time to teach people the right way to lift.

  • @steevlawrence2078
    @steevlawrence2078 9 років тому +1

    thank you hunter you just showed me what im doing wrong with my bicep training I look forward to more videos appreciate the help

  • @dianaivyy985
    @dianaivyy985 8 років тому +3

    Omg I love this guy! I have a feeling I'm gonna have way better results in a short period of time! thank you! Great!!!

  • @Valleriano
    @Valleriano 8 років тому +14

    Great video man. Really well explained and a likable dude

  • @raghuveer8383
    @raghuveer8383 6 років тому

    Hunter and Lee sir r humble hardworking people ...God bless Dem both

  • @ernestreyes2795
    @ernestreyes2795 9 років тому +1

    Hunter Labrada is a great Body builder, I really like his videos, very detailed and informative. I looking forward to more video from him

  • @sergeyklementyev1783
    @sergeyklementyev1783 8 років тому +4

    Thanks, Hunter! That will really help me

  • @ManuelGarcia-nw2bg
    @ManuelGarcia-nw2bg 6 років тому

    This guy has done his homework and he is a natural teacher/trainer

  • @DesyMcdonaldDesyartworld
    @DesyMcdonaldDesyartworld 9 років тому +1

    Very helpful just what I needed !

  • @orenarmstrong2573
    @orenarmstrong2573 7 років тому

    Why would anyone give a dislike to this? Top notch advice from a really nice guy!

  • @robertj2155
    @robertj2155 2 роки тому

    Lee must be incredibly proud to have a son like Hunter. God Bless you.

  • @121Sonic
    @121Sonic 8 років тому +1

    Very helpful thank you sir!

  • @budekins542
    @budekins542 5 років тому +1

    Good instructions in these videos.

  • @ClevelandSeoGuyOhio
    @ClevelandSeoGuyOhio 7 років тому

    I always find myself coming back to watch this video, the old school techniques is where it's at...Good job Hunter!

  • @mattchildofficial9640
    @mattchildofficial9640 7 років тому +3

    This guy knows his shit👍🏻

    • @jurekweis9169
      @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому

      Oh damn he does. Just crazy to see him in the too 4 six years later after this video was recorded.

  • @mattthomas8178
    @mattthomas8178 9 років тому +5

    The shoulders back for bicep curls holy crap. My biceps were sore as hell

    • @jurekweis9169
      @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому

      Haha I belive you. Must have burned.

  • @bim41337
    @bim41337 8 років тому +10

    It's a great video, but I have to mention that the camera really did not do a good job. Especially when showing the rotation thing on the rope pushdown, the frame does not capture Hunters hands at the exact time when he's trying to show the external rotation when performing the exercise. Everything else is just great :)

    • @dylanjamesferreira5564
      @dylanjamesferreira5564 7 років тому

      Deathbringer94 you didn't miss much, all he did was rotate his wrist

  • @kurtismg
    @kurtismg 6 років тому

    I like this guy... articulate and knowledgeable, personable disposition

  • @troybishop3204
    @troybishop3204 Рік тому

    This dude definitely knows whats hes talking about and is very informative

  • @lots3799
    @lots3799 4 роки тому

    Great tips ! Thanks for sharing the video!! I changed the way I do my tricep kickbacks! Your way with the twist gives a better connection to I wanna say long head. You can feel the difference.

  • @charlesjc893
    @charlesjc893 6 років тому

    I've seen many young trainer showing all sorts of new technique which are uncertain whilst yours is undoubtedly THE WEIDER PRINCIPAL you are practicing. Great!

  • @ryanmcmullin4460
    @ryanmcmullin4460 6 років тому

    I do a lot of these already and see results I will definitely be trying the biceps standing curl rotation movement you showed tomorrow great video!

  • @jurekweis9169
    @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому

    Watching this now, as he is in the top 4 of the mr olympia 2021 is such crazy, man. But it makes totaly sence cause you see his knowledge is writen all over him. And it pays off big time. 😉💪

  • @arghhh40
    @arghhh40 8 років тому

    Your tips were very helpful. A must watch for all bodybuilders

  • @Santos-ek8md
    @Santos-ek8md 4 роки тому

    Awesome work Hunter !

  • @oldskoolempire6314
    @oldskoolempire6314 5 років тому

    Amazing workout, the modification of the tricep kickbacks made my arms go like 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

  • @gooseuk1985
    @gooseuk1985 9 років тому

    Nice one hunter thanks for them tips. I am slowly building up some weights for the home. All these tips are so useful. Keep up the videos man enjoy them alot

  • @carneval2007
    @carneval2007 6 років тому

    very good tricks..will try next time I go to the gym ...but one thing I would change ..at the end the bench press i would make the bench press by taking the bare from the other side with the hands turned on the other side

  • @rafalomas5498
    @rafalomas5498 6 років тому

    very clear explained, great job, congrats.

  • @vishnusubramanian775
    @vishnusubramanian775 7 років тому

    it's an awesome video, cool explanation and all tips are totally worth it, thanks for this.

  • @michaelcaraballo2433
    @michaelcaraballo2433 9 років тому

    Great tips for exercises already in my regimen. Thanks a lot!

  • @BeyondPrideMF
    @BeyondPrideMF 9 років тому

    he seems so humble and a little bit insecure, kind of like a child, i really like him!

  • @nyteryder488
    @nyteryder488 8 років тому

    Always the place to visit back for a form check!

  • @imaniac8
    @imaniac8 9 років тому

    videos starring hunter labrada are really informative

  • @DJDIVERSE
    @DJDIVERSE 6 років тому

    This was actually super informative and well delivered!

  • @maccoton7826
    @maccoton7826 8 років тому

    Hi Hunter,,another great vid my friend ,,hope ya dad ok m8 all the best take care and of each other ,,im 57 been training for over 30yrs ,,and still havent got a bod like you or ya dad ,,,hahah,,,but never give up ,,any way all the best cheers Mac

  • @wilwalton1209
    @wilwalton1209 8 років тому

    great video a few tweaks to my routine thanks

  • @TRMillerBass
    @TRMillerBass 8 років тому

    Great tips and tweaks - and well explained. Thanks!

  • @richardstoc
    @richardstoc 8 років тому +3

    One thing I Would like to see is more videos from Hunter He may have covered a lot but I think he could do a great job in explaining some more tips and techniques

  • @gamestudioindia
    @gamestudioindia 6 років тому

    Thank you sir from me and from my team

  • @christopherhickman3579
    @christopherhickman3579 Рік тому

    Great tips … truly

  • @rdbr2100
    @rdbr2100 9 років тому

    Very nice, I'll try for sure

  • @devinjones9980
    @devinjones9980 8 років тому

    thanks for the help

  • @Kainthemain
    @Kainthemain 9 років тому

    thanks hunter,keep the tips coming,your videos are the best on bodybuilding.com

  • @pubggaming930
    @pubggaming930 6 років тому

    Tips are really working

  • @Realwweshow
    @Realwweshow 9 років тому +1

    Thank you so much for the tips, liked the vid and subscribed :)

  • @jmdlse
    @jmdlse 5 років тому

    i love this guy

  • @donmarek4460
    @donmarek4460 8 років тому

    Thanks Hunter. Great advise.

  • @karansena
    @karansena 9 років тому

    Thank you so much

  • @ericnicolleau4331
    @ericnicolleau4331 9 років тому +25

    RAP 5:57

  • @KingKhan1213
    @KingKhan1213 6 років тому

    Ur a good teacher

  • @TheKaijuComplex
    @TheKaijuComplex 9 років тому

    It feels good to know Ive been doing a few things right! Awesome video

  • @ayushrana6219
    @ayushrana6219 6 років тому

    Thanks for the tips brother it's really work

  • @suttonsplash14
    @suttonsplash14 5 років тому

    good tips thanks

  • @dylanjamesferreira5564
    @dylanjamesferreira5564 7 років тому

    loved this video

  • @dojima24
    @dojima24 8 років тому

    Great video, hunter seems so nice were you got other fitness specialist who either are so cocky or don't seem approachable. Keep up the good work please...

  • @jaymyles763
    @jaymyles763 7 років тому

    This guy is so informative, not to mention just seems like an amazing well rounded genuine person. I'll def be peeping more bids from Hunter

  • @holy_shushcabin3716
    @holy_shushcabin3716 9 років тому +1

    If Disney ever starts an audition for Bob in a real-life, non-animated "The Incredibles" movie, go to it, Hunter lol

    • @jurekweis9169
      @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому

      Now he seems to be even bigger that Mr Incredible doesn't he? 😂💪🤪

  • @Packthebacon
    @Packthebacon 8 років тому

    very well said... a great help for me...

  • @mysidianbard5890
    @mysidianbard5890 3 роки тому

    Truly!

  • @adamadam6773
    @adamadam6773 6 років тому

    Thanks Man

  • @mitch4962
    @mitch4962 7 років тому +12

    It sounds like he's about to cry. Biceps for days though lol

  • @tuanhuynh2403
    @tuanhuynh2403 9 років тому +1

    Such an awesome video! do you have a tip to even out arms because my left arm is not as bold and not toning as well as the right arm.

    • @jurekweis9169
      @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому

      Try individual arm exercises. Not just in the arm sectiin of your workout, give it a try in back & chest training as well. What I mean by that is for example a one arm pulldown. Begin with your weaker side, go pritty much on failure and do the same thing on the other side with the diffrence that you just do the amount of reps you did on the weaker side (even if you could do more). This is an excellent way to ballance your sides "equaly". But remember don't just do this way of training. Still do both arms at a time, just mix a few "one arm" exercise within your workouts.
      Hope you can take a few benefits of my tips.

  • @lakefield2112
    @lakefield2112 6 років тому

    great video thank you (and what a beautiful gym)

  • @jive499
    @jive499 3 роки тому

    great tips

  • @incognito_2512
    @incognito_2512 8 років тому

    amazing tips!!! thank you

  • @shantishanti6343
    @shantishanti6343 7 років тому

    Great tips you the best, thanks a lot 🙏🏼

  • @Ayoubswole
    @Ayoubswole 8 років тому

    good stuff man nicely explained

  • @bnc9252
    @bnc9252 7 років тому

    best tips tnx labarda

  • @TinkerdaCHRISTlover11-11
    @TinkerdaCHRISTlover11-11 4 роки тому

    Appreciate it 👍👍

  • @lexrogan2207
    @lexrogan2207 6 років тому +1

    Yo i want more from this guy

  • @bryantotten7315
    @bryantotten7315 9 років тому

    very good no nonsenseadvice Hunter.thank you

  • @adamparker7445
    @adamparker7445 9 років тому

    truly.

  • @raghavhsp
    @raghavhsp 9 років тому

    Please tell some biceps elongation specific exercises

  • @XDXD-rj4si
    @XDXD-rj4si 5 років тому

    This guy has the Best and most balanced physique

  • @dessertstorm7476
    @dessertstorm7476 9 років тому

    thanks for revealing the secret to your natural gains!

  • @dougbeale4847
    @dougbeale4847 6 років тому +2

    Cool guy informative, likable, intelligent training advice..... well he is Lee labrada's son cmon!!

    • @jurekweis9169
      @jurekweis9169 2 роки тому +1

      You're right my man. Now he is top 4 at the Mr Olympia.

  • @traigchapman4014
    @traigchapman4014 4 роки тому

    He's knows what he's talking about good deal

  • @watchdiz91
    @watchdiz91 6 років тому

    Good stuff

  • @mgoi2254
    @mgoi2254 7 років тому +1

    Truly

  • @00713ar
    @00713ar 6 років тому +1

    You can trust this guy.

  • @daveeskew4885
    @daveeskew4885 9 років тому +1

    Good job Hunter I know Dad is proud of you.....

  • @erickmonsivais2428
    @erickmonsivais2428 4 роки тому

    Hey hunter hows it going, im a big fan of you and your videos.I have a question for you how many reps and sets for each exercise iberly have a few months that i got started im guessing 4 sets each and 8 to 12 reps. Im i correct???