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Bicep Equipment & Size

Machines, gear, and benchmarks to track your progress

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Average Bicep Size: Real Data and What It Means for You

What's actually average bicep size? Real measurements by age, gender, and fitness level—plus how to measure correctly and set realistic goals.

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15 Inch Arms: The Milestone That Shows You Lift

What 15-inch arms actually look like on different body types, how long it takes to build them naturally, and the specific training approach that works.

Bicep Workout Machine: Complete Guide to Arm Curl Machines

How to use bicep curl machines effectively for muscle growth, including proper seat setup, grip technique, rep ranges, and progressive overload strategies.

Bicep and Tricep Machine: Complete Arm Training

How to use combination arm machines that work both biceps and triceps effectively, plus programming strategies for complete upper arm development.

Triceps Training Machine: Build Bigger Arms

How to use tricep machines effectively for arm development—including pushdown machines, extension machines, and cable work for maximum tricep growth.

Planet Fitness Arm Machines: Equipment Guide

What arm machines you'll find at Planet Fitness and how to build an effective bicep and tricep workout with their available equipment.

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13 Inch Biceps: Your Starting Point for Growth

What 13-inch arms mean for your fitness level, realistic expectations for growth, and the proven training path to building significantly bigger arms.

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12 Inch Biceps: The Beginner's Starting Point

What 12-inch arms mean for your starting point, how you compare to others, and the proven roadmap to building significantly bigger arms from this baseline.

How to Use Bicep Curl Machine: Setup, Form, and Programming

Complete guide to using bicep curl machines correctly—seat adjustment, proper form, common mistakes, and how to program them for muscle growth.

Gym Equipment for Arms: Essential Training Guide

All the gym equipment you need for arm training—from essential barbells and dumbbells to optional machines—and how to use each piece effectively.