You probably follow a traditional bodybuilding routine. Perhaps you hit chest on day 1, back on day 2, shoulders on day 3, arms on day 4, and legs on day 5. This is a very common, traditional workout which has yielded great results for bodybuilders for decades. You strive for symmetry, balance, and you employ an approach to lifting that takes all factors into account. However, despite your efforts to keep everything in balance, and everything in check, you're seeing a problem develop. Your arms and chest are just growing slower than every other body part.

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Arm muscle is an important part of physical well being. Many people look at a person’s facial features and then their arms. If the arms look flabby and out of shape, then this leaves a lot to be desired, and also tells a lot about the person. When many females think about arm muscles, they think of huge biceps and triceps, however, this is not the case as arms can be toned without having bulging muscles.

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The triceps comprise about two-thirds of the upper arm. Many bodybuilders will spend ungodly amounts of time training their biceps, only to neglect their triceps. They’ll develop that 1/3 of their arm to its maximum, all while the other 2/3 sit far below its potential. This type of training is counterproductive, and it robs the bodybuilders of an inch or two of upper arm mass that they should be enjoying. Here are four tips for increasing overall triceps mass, which will add some serious size to your upper arms.

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