We might be living in the age of the functional trainee, or even the hybrid athlete, but if Google search data is anything to go by, chasing the pump in pursuit of bigger arms is still very much on ...

Want to build more defined-looking arms? You need to prioritise doing tricep exercises as they actually make up the majority of your arm (60-70% of it in fact). These exercises will do just that by ...

The back of the arm is a spot that many of my clients wish to tone and tighten. Most of them have a less-than-flattering nickname for this area, like bat wings or arm flab. But the muscle that they ...

IT'S SAFE TO say that building big arms is a primary fitness goal for a lot of guys. Contrary to the popular belief, though, strengthening your arms doesn't mean simply repping out as many biceps ...

"Standing also encourages better circulation and alignment, reducing stiffness and improving energy levels," says Theresa ...

If toning the back of your arms is a goal, strengthening the triceps can help eliminate that common trouble spot that jiggles when you wave and help you feel more confident. But even more important, ...

If you have a set of dumbbells, you can move through some great tricep exercises. These muscles on the backs of your arms are often overlooked, says trainer John Gardner, but you can easily train them ...

While having toned biceps is certainly a flex—literally—that’s not the only muscle you should work on arm day. To build all-around upper-body strength (oh, and gain even more muscle definition in your ...

You don't need a gym to stay fit if you know where to look. YouTube, for instance, has a library of at-home workout videos at your disposal (here are 10-minute arm workouts, a handful of core-crushing ...

When strength training to improve performance and sidestep injury, it’s easy to forget about the importance of targeting your upper body. That’s why you want to incorporate these upper body exercises ...

Firm your arms after 50 with 6 standing triceps moves. Smooth bat wings in 21 days with joint-friendly, no-floor training.

How to: Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet placed flat on the mat. Hold a dumbbell in each hand and extend your arms upward over your chest, palms facing toward each other. Slowly bend ...