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 Reflector Panel Backdrop Arm Grip Holder 65cm 180cm Color Black US $29.46
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Cowboystudio Boom Stand Extension 6 ft Arm with Grip Head List Price: $32.00 Sale Price: $32.00  |
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The arm extends to 6 feet max hold weight of 13 lbs. |
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DMKFoto 3in. Dual Grip Head for Reflector or Extension Arm List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $11.95 |
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Joby GP1-A1EN Gorillapod Flexible Tripod (Grey and Black) List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $11.15 Used From: $9.98 |
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The Joby Gorillapod makes taking digital photos more fun than ever. Designed with self-timer photography in mind, the Gorillapod lets you mount your camera just about anywhere you want so that you can include everyone in your automatic shots... |
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ePhoto Photography Video Universal Arm Grip Light Stand Reflector Disc Holding Arm 60" by ePhoto INC H2258 Sale Price: $29.99 |
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The Reflector Holding Arm is ideal for use with reflectors ranging from 5" to a huge 60" in width. Its simple and secure clamps grip the frame of your reflector at each end of the arm. This 60" reflector holding arm with universal grip is an essential and useful tool when using reflectors... |
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ePhoto Boom Stand Extension 6 ft Arm with Grip Head New By ephoto INC boomarm/grip Sale Price: $34.99 |
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You will be getting ONE professional boom arm at affordable price. Our boom arm are made of heavy duty steel with a beautiful black finish. It is ideal for studio or on location shooting and is great for back lit backgrounds or hair light... |
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Adorama Adapter Dual Grip Clamp, Connects a Boom Arm or Umbrella to a Light Stand. Sale Price: $14.95 |
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This adapter clamp is used to connect a boom arm to a light stand. Made of high impact plastic, the clamp is adjustable to fit many size stand and boom diameters. |
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Kupo 40-Inch Extension Grip Arm with Big Handle - Silver, KG203412 List Price: $34.00 Sale Price: $34.00 |
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The 40 Grip Arm with Big Handle, KG203412 is a 2 1/2 grip head mounted on the end of a 40 piece of steel tubing 5/8 (16mm) in diameter. The surface of the tubing is painstakingly machined to create a rough texture to ensure a non-slip surface... |
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Fotodiox Telescoping Reflector Holding Arm, Holds 22" to 60" reflector Disc List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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Studiohut Polydisk Reflector Telescopic holding arm with grip head (~30" - 70") Sale Price: $28.50 |
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The Polydisk reflector holding arm creates the ideal accessory for precise positioning of reflectors and reversible or collapsible background products. The extension arm's adjustment ranges from approximately 2... |
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(2x) Authentic P&C Camera DSLR pistol grip handle with (1x) 11" Friction Magic Arm List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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The new Photography and Cinema Pistol Grip is the only camera handle grip available with a wide platform. The large plastic molded handle makes working with small cameras more ergonomic and stable when shooting video... |
Building Bigger and Stronger Arms
Building Bigger and Stronger Arms
Big arms have been much sought after by many people who work out in the gym, and for good reason. For one, the arms are one of the most visible parts of the body. In fact, inferior arms are hard to hide, even with long sleeves shirts or polos. On the other hand, poorly built thighs can be hidden with loose pants, while an average chest can still be compensated by a "chest out" posture. A back lacking in development can also be hidden by looses shirts.
Fortunately, like the shoulder, the arms also get a good amount of workout when doing the traditional "compound" exercises of a weightlifting program. Let' make a rundown:
Bench-press and overhead presses work the triceps
Bent over rows give the biceps a workout
Nonetheless, since the arms have larger, longer and more muscles than the shoulder, it can take direct workouts with the following exercises:
Curls - work the biceps
Triceps extensions - work the triceps
Other weight and bodyweight training exercises that work the arms are:
Close grip bench-press - works the triceps (as well as the middle of the chest)
Pull-ups -work the biceps (as well as the upper back)
Push-ups - work the triceps (as well as the chest)
When building or strengthening the arms, some trainees make the mistake of putting more emphasis on the development of the biceps. This may be due to the fact that bodybuilders who make the traditional bodybuilding pose (standing up with arms flexed hard) emphasize the size of the biceps.
What must be made known to trainees is the biceps are actually the smaller muscle of the arms, having two muscle components (that's why it is called biceps). The triceps actually are the larger part of the arms, because it has three muscle heads (that's why it is called triceps).
Likewise, it is large triceps that makes the arms look large when your arms are just "dangling" from your body. On the other hand, you have to curl your arms to emphasize the size of your biceps.
The triceps also has "martial" value, since it is one of the muscles that help generate punching power (aside from the shoulders, back and legs).
So the message is clear here: emphasize the development of the triceps as much as the biceps. Or you might even have to increase the volume of triceps training if your biceps looks "overdeveloped" compared to the triceps.
Although a well-rounded weight training program can help build big and strong arms, there may be a need to go into a "specialization" phase for the arms in case that body part is lagging behind in development (due to some reasons like genetics). Let's face it there are some people who can build their arms faster than us. But that is no reason to cry or despair.
In a specialization phase, the trainee increases the number and volume of exercises needed for a body part that is lagging behind, like the arms. The secret here is to lessen (or even drop) the other exercises that also work out that body part. In the case of the arms, reduce the volume you do for exercises like the bench-press, bent over rows, pull-ups and push-ups.
Then increase the volume you do for curls, triceps extension and add other exercises like partial curls (with a really heavy weight), triceps kick down (using a cable machine) and close grip bench presses. Since the biceps usually thrive on curls, vary your curls workout by using a dumbbell and barbell. Dumbbell presses also give the triceps a good workout, not to mention the shoulders.
You can also do supersets alternating between a triceps and biceps exercise. In a superset, two exercises are done immediately one after the other. Examples of supersets are: dumbbell curls-kick downs; close grip bench-press-barbell curls.
One thing good about training the arms under the specialization phase is you can really feel a "good burn" or "pump" after a grueling workout.
And once your arms reach the size and power you desire, there's no stopping you from wearing that sleeveless shirt or tank top.
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