biceps mostly
Biceps (Chin ups are the best for these), lats, shoulders, back muscles and the forearms.
The best route to build muscle in the forearms and wrist arm to do pullups. Otherwise reverse arm curls work well, where you pronate the forearms
A group of muscle cells working together form muscle tissue.
umm if u have a park near by go do pullups on a monkey barr!!
Cardiac muscle.
if muscle cells stop working then we are not able to perform activites related to our muscle cells.
no
No, by working out you are loosing fat when most of the fat is gone you will start to gain muscle.
Pullups use your lats and biceps primarily, while also recruiting your deltoids, rhomboids, and core. These are the muscles you'll need to strengthen. We've curated five exercises as a starting point to train for pullups. Get started earning your sweat equity today.
Liopsoas
Actually, yes, you can. If you do not have that much body fat, and do not have that much muscle, then working out can make you weigh more, since working out builds muscle, and muscle weighs more than fat, and the more muscle you have, the heavier you get. However, if you have a lot of body fat, and not that much muscle, you may actually lose weight, since working out can burn fat and build muscle.
You stop working the certain muscle then it will get smaller
no it does not stop muscle growth. it actually gains more muscle.