Ok... I am in year 7 at British International school Vietnam. I think the head of PE's record is 75 in a minute. My personal highest is 78 but I train real hard using six pack factory.
My average is 71 but somebody should do around 40-50 in a minute.
You should only work on your tri-ceps about 3 times a week. Muscles NEED time to repair them selves. So you should perform about 3 sets of 15 reps, or even more than that or less, just depends on your strength and size. If you maintain consistancy on doing Tricep dips 3 times a week, you WILL start noticing a difference in size and strenth within a couple weeks, anyways good luck! :)
You need to use tricep dips, search for these on google, they are fairly easy
There are many exercises you can do to build up the triceps. Some examples: Dips Close Grip Bench Press Overhead tricep press Tricep push-downs Diamond pushups
Tricep dips are an arm exercise. They are performed by standing, with knees bent, in front of a stable horizontal surface, like a chair or edge of a low table. With the hands gripping the edge of the surface, the exerciser dips the body low and uses the arms lift it back up.
If done correctly, bench dips only work the tricep muscles. but ifmyou dont do it correctelly you will hurt your self and you might even pull your musclesxx lolIf done correctly, bench dips only work the tricep muscles.
press ups crunches pull ups and tricep dips
Arm strength should be included in an upper body workout to help ensure optimum physical health. Good arm strengthening exercises include pushups and tricep push ups, reverse plank pull ups, bicep curls/shoulder press combos, and tricep dips
The main muscle worked with dips is the triceps. The chest is also worked significantly and the farther you lean forward, the more chest is being involved.
Work out your triceps consistently. Do about 3 sets of dips or some tricep related exercise and your bench press should go up significantly. Mine went up drastically by 15 pounds.
Almost their just work on your benching because you need to at least bench your body weight.
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Leap-The-Dips was created in 1902.