Bigger arms are a goal for many lifters because visible progress in the arms is motivating and completes the look of the whole upper body. Arm size comes from both the biceps and the three-headed triceps, so balanced training should target both rather than just one.
Your arms develop when you combine isolation movements such as curls and triceps extensions with larger compound lifts that load the arms indirectly. Perform each rep under control through the full range of motion, avoid swinging the weight, and let the muscle do the work. A sufficient rep volume, a gradually increasing load, and attention to rest and nutrition all support muscle growth. A couple of focused arm sessions per week is plenty for most people.
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