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Not nearly enough for optimal growth.arms are also trained in so many different workouts
Both are important. For women I’d rather have great arms than a great backCope, get your back and increase your frame
i find my arms grow easily if im working out. maybe im working out wrong or thats just me lmaoNot nearly enough for optimal growth.
No way glutes are last. Women love glutes just like we doMuscle groups, ordered from most important to least important:
1) neck (the muscle group closest to your face, always visible, people will subconsciously judge your strength by your neck size)
2) traps (can look ogre if you overdo it, however it is one of the most masculine and dimorphic muscle)
3) forearms (visible when wearing a shirt, also grip strength. Carrying or opening something heavy and armwrestling are few of the only szenarios where you actually apply your strength for others to see)
4) shoulders, lat (more so the depth than the width), chest, triceps for general upper body size
5) abs and side abs (basically being lean)
6) bizeps (if someone asks you to flex a biceps jfl)
7) calves (for general agility, jumping, running)
8) quads (to avoid chickenlegs, however big quads look ugly and nobody cares anyways)
9) glutes and hamstrings
Muscle groups, ordered from most important to least important:
1) neck (the muscle group closest to your face, always visible, people will subconsciously judge your strength by your neck size)
2) traps (can look ogre if you overdo it, however it is one of the most masculine and dimorphic muscle)
3) forearms (visible when wearing a shirt, also grip strength. Carrying or opening something heavy and armwrestling are few of the only szenarios where you actually apply your strength for others to see)
4) shoulders, lat (more so the depth than the width), chest, triceps for general upper body size
5) abs and side abs (basically being lean)
6) bizeps (if someone asks you to flex a biceps jfl)
7) calves (for general agility, jumping, running)
8) quads (to avoid chickenlegs, however big quads look ugly and nobody cares anyways)
9) glutes and hamstrings
True for just looking good to womenMy list imo:
1) Shoulders ( for a wide frame )
2) Neck ( yes )
3) Arms ( you can see them in a t shirt )
4) Honestly who cares aim for a balanced body but put enough focus on the first 3 groups and you'll be good
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