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Saturday, June 24, 2017

Bill Pearl's Workout for Big Arms - Old-School Bodybuilding Workout



Bill Pearl Workout





If you're a fan of Old-School Bodybuilding then you've probably heard of Bill Pearl. If you prefer reading modern bodybuilding articles and magazines then you can skip reading this because the old-school training approach differs from modern bodybuilding techniques. 




Bill Pearl was a bodybuilding role model since 1950's and he began earning bodybuilding titles in 1953 when he was named Mr. Southern California. After that, he also earned titles Mr. California, Mr. America, Mr. USA and Mr. Universe (5 times).



Bill Pearl was the first professional bodybuilder to author bodybuilding training courses. He also continues to teach people about training techniques through his books including "Getting Stronger: Weight Training for Men and Women." You can also check out his official website www.billpearl.com.



Bill Pearl Training



By only taking a look at Bill Pearl's pictures you can see that his arms were his strong areas. He had a huge triceps and very big biceps. Bill Pearl mostly used basic movements in his workouts to build his muscular physique. 



This workout was written by Bill Pearl for an old bodybuilding magazine long time ago, in 1968. Now, if you are ready, check out Bill Pearl's favorite arms exercises:




TRICEPS PUSHDOWN ON LAT MACHINE



Bill Pearl Training Bill recommended 4 sets of 10 reps with a perfect form. While performing this exercise keep your arms to the side of your body and your elbows fixed through the whole movement.















SEATED DUMBBELL CURLS



Bill Pearl Big Arms WorkoutAgain, Bill recommended performing this exercises with 8-10 reps using a good form. While performing the exercises keep your back straight and don't use momentum to curl the weights.














TRICEPS BARBELL EXTENSION


Bill performed this exercise with 4 sets and 8 reps while keeping his elbows high and using 8-inch hands spacing.









TRICEPS DIPS ON STOOLS


Bill Pearl preferred the stool dip over the parallel bar dip. Here he recommended 3 sets of 10-12 reps and holding feet higher than hands (see picture).





STANDING BARBELL CURLS







Use 4 sets of 8-10 reps and don't cheat by swinging the barbell and don't bend over backward. Keep your curls strict. 



That is it, simple 5-exercises workout written by old-school bodybuilding legend Bill Pearl which you can include in your workout routine to build bigger and stronger arms.

Sunday, February 12, 2017

Bill Pearl Workout for Mass




 BILL PEARL'S WORKOUT ROUTINE FOR STRENGTH AND MUSCLE MASS





bill pearl workout for mass




Who is Bill Pearl:

For those that didn't heard for this big guy I will provide a short description with some information about him. Bill Pearl was one of the Old-School Bodybuilders together with Frank Zane, Arnold Schwarzenegger and he is still an icon of Bodybuilding. He is famous for his big muscles and aesthetic physique. 


One of the very important things for what many bodybuilders admire Bill Pearl is that he is totally natural and he build his physique with hard compound movements. He is not machines and steroids era bodybuilder. 


If you are interested in how this naturally big guy gained those lean muscle gains check out his training routine:


Exercise
Reps
Sets
Barbell Squats
6-8
6
Barbell Bench Press
6-8
6
Military Press
6-8
4
Barbell Biceps Curl
8-12
4
Triceps Extension
8-12
4
Pull Ups
8-12
4
Sit Ups
20
4




This is a full body workout routine, perform it three days a week for six months to achieve strength and muscle gains. Work hard as Bill Pearl was and you will see your results in no time. Regardless of the the type of training you do, the key to a great workout is progressive resistance. You need to keep making the working muscle work harder. If it does exactly the same amount of work as last time, it won’t have a reason to respond. 


You can ensure that you are making constant progress by pyramiding the sets you perform. With each succeeding set, decrease the number of reps as you increase the number of repetitions. Work up to pushing out 5-6 reps with 80-85% of your one rep maximum on your final set of an exercise. 


That is it, try it and leave a comment down there.