Muscle Building
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Back and Biceps Workout
A straightforward back and biceps workout with vertical pulls, rows, and direct arm work.
Intermediate
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60 min
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Intermediate
Lifters who want a dedicated pull session with a little more direct biceps volume.
Barbell, Cable, Dumbbell
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5 days / week
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Warm-up guidance
Use easy rows and shoulder circles before you start ramping into the first heavy pull.
Progression guidance
Keep the first row or pulldown movement stable long enough to actually see strength move.
Exercise table
What this workout includes.
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Related exercises
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Alternate Hammer Curl
Alternate Hammer Curl is a beginner strength that mainly trains your arms using dumbbell.
View exerciseAlternate Hammer Curl
Alternate Hammer Curl is a beginner strength that mainly trains your arms using dumbbell.
View exerciseAlternate Incline Dumbbell Curl
Alternate Incline Dumbbell Curl is a beginner strength that mainly trains your arms using dumbbell.
View exerciseAlternate Incline Dumbbell Curl
Alternate Incline Dumbbell Curl is a beginner strength that mainly trains your arms using dumbbell.
View exerciseAlternating Cable Shoulder Press
Alternating Cable Shoulder Press is a beginner strength that mainly trains your shoulders using cable.
View exerciseAlternating Cable Shoulder Press
Alternating Cable Shoulder Press is a beginner strength that mainly trains your shoulders using cable.
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FAQ
Common questions about Back and Biceps Workout.
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Who is Back and Biceps Workout best for?
Lifters who want a dedicated pull session with a little more direct biceps volume.
How often should I run Back and Biceps Workout?
This template is structured around about 5 training days per week.
Can I swap exercises in Back and Biceps Workout?
Yes. The cleanest swaps are exercises that train the same main muscle group with similar equipment and a similar movement pattern.
How do I progress this workout over time?
Keep the first row or pulldown movement stable long enough to actually see strength move.
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