Females with very peaked biceps...
Robert Schuh
Jennifer Collins wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What kind of bicep peak height can females get and do guys always give this
> kind of a reaction to a girl with a peak?
>
> I've always had a really peaked bicep, even as a little girl, sometimes I
> think it's too peaked! A day doesn't go by without someone making a
> comment on my bicep peak. I don't really bodybuild, I run and do aerobics
> quiet a bit, the only weights I use are for curls. I've never seen a woman
> with a peak like I have, and am curious if my biceps are that peaked. I
> don't think I have the biggest arms (they're only 16 inches) but most of it
> is in the top back of my bicep peak which is really separated from the
> front of my bicep.
>
> A friend of mine showed me a picture of a woman named Sabine Wick, who, he
> said, competed a number of years ago. My bicep peak is about an inch and a
> half higher (taller) than hers, though it's tough to tell from just a
> picture. He said she had the highest bicep peak of any woman he had ever
> seen until he asked me to make my muscle for him. He said he thought I had
> a peak, but he literally fell off his chair when I made my muscle for him.
>
> When I made my bicep for him, I wasn't even flexing it as high as it can
> go, especially since I hadn't even pumped it up yet... I told him it would
> go a few inches more 'straight up' and he begged me to go pump it up for
> him. I flexed it even more for him (to about an inch higher, which still
> was no where near as high as I can get it when I am really pumped). I let
> him feel it, and he turned red, and asked me to go change, and said he'd
> meet me over at the free weights in five minutes...he said he had to hit
> the locker room now. He squeezed it like it was fragile or it would break.
> I thought this was a little weird... I'm 5' 7" and about 136 lbs, so I'm
> not
> going to break!
>
> I changed and headed over to the free weights. I really love the curling
> bar. I only work out with about 125lbs on it, but I can do about 30 reps a
> set. I keep my hand grip as wide as I can and that seems to give my bicep
> the highest peak. I did a few sets before he showed up. I felt pretty
> pumped, after massaging a bit to really get the blood flowing, so I asked
> him if he wanted me to give him some bicep. He just kind of sat there with
> a dumb look on his face (still red) so I popped up my split bicep peak for
> him. I made it pretty high and asked him if he'd rub it a bit on the peak
> to stimulate the muscle and get it to go higher. He was kind of slow, so I
> just picked up the curling bar and did another set, and massaged it my
> self. I've found I can get a good half inch to an inch more peak height
> with a good bicep peak massage! A lot of help he was! He seemed kind of
> in a
> panic, and afraid of my muscle! Well, needless to say, I had already done
> about 4 sets, and the aerobics class was about to start so I said 'thanks'
> (for what I don't know...) and headed over to the aerobics room.
>
> I've run into a few guys who seem to freak out like this at how high my
> bicep peak is. I've got dozens of stories like this. Is this a usual
> reaction for guys? Girls seem to like the fact I have so much bicep, and
> ask me to make my muscle all the time. I kind of like the attention!
>
> Sorry I went on so long...I guess I got caught up in the story....
>
> Bye,
>
> Jen
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Matt Madsen
In article <01bc9de3$562b8140$546b5ecf@drt3>,
Jennifer Collins <j...@nomail.nospam> wrote:
>I don't really bodybuild, I run and do aerobics quiet a bit, the only
>
>I don't think I have the biggest arms (they're only 16 inches)...
>
>I'm 5' 7" and about 136 lbs...
>
>I really love the curling bar. I only work out with about 125lbs on it,
Um, what am I missing here?
Is this some joke carrying over from another thread?
Matt Madsen
Jennifer Collins
Hi,
I changed and headed over to the free weights. I really love the curling
bar. I only work out with about 125lbs on it, but I can do about 30 reps a
Adam Fahy
[troll snipped]
And the point of this was...?
I was waiting for your web page advertisement, where I can pay you to
wrestle me...
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CParr19228
I think you are full of shit
Larry Rogers
Thanx for reminding me. Get that fiber folks. Off to the head...
Larry
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:I think you are full of shit
Albert Loui
Jennifer Collins (j...@nomail.nospam) wrote:
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: don't think I have the biggest arms (they're only 16 inches) but most of it
: is in the top back of my bicep peak which is really separated from the
: about 136 lbs, so...
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: I changed and headed over to the free weights. I really love the curling
: bar. I only work out with about 125lbs on it, but I can do about 30 reps a
Hmmm, I'm sorry to be skeptical, but this is a little hard to
swallow. I don't know any 5'7" *men* who weigh in at 136 pounds who can
curl anywhere near 125 pounds with a curl bar for 30 reps, let alone any
women. And, 16" arms are a little hard to believe as well...I mean, Tina
Lockwood has got like 17" arms, but she's 180 pounds. That, I believe.
But, I suppose the believing is in the seeing...
Al
Michael Knapik
Matt Madsen <mma...@netcom.com> wrote in article
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> In article <01bc9de3$562b8140$546b5ecf@drt3>,
> Jennifer Collins <j...@nomail.nospam> wrote:
> >I don't really bodybuild, I run and do aerobics quiet a bit, the only
> >weights I use are for curls...
> >
> >I don't think I have the biggest arms (they're only 16 inches)...
> >
> >I'm 5' 7" and about 136 lbs...
> >
> >I really love the curling bar. I only work out with about 125lbs on it,
> >but I can do about 30 reps a set...
>
> Um, what am I missing here?
>
> Is this some joke carrying over from another thread?
either that or it 136# from the waist up.
>
> Matt Madsen
>