55lbs Tricep dips
Upper body day. Had 55lbs on the weight belt for dips which felt awesome!
6-way Shoulder Raises: 10lbs, 2x10; 15lbs, 10
Incline Dumbbell Fly: 30lbs, 10; 35lbs, 10; 40lbs, 6
Incline Dumbbell Press: 40lbs, 16
Pull-ups: 2x10, 6, 4
Triceps Dips: 45lbs, 12; 50lbs, 10; 55lbs, 8
Chin-ups: 10
Incorporating weighted tricep dips into your upper body routine can significantly accelerate muscle growth and improve arm strength. Using a 55lbs weight belt, as in this workout, challenges your triceps more than bodyweight dips, leading to greater muscle engagement and hypertrophy. It's crucial to maintain proper form throughout each dip to avoid shoulder strain and target the triceps effectively. Along with tricep dips, complementary exercises like 6-way shoulder raises, incline dumbbell flyes and presses, pull-ups, and chin-ups contribute to a balanced upper body workout. This combination not only builds muscle mass but also enhances joint stability and overall functional strength. Tracking your workout duration and calories burned, as noted with a total exercise time of around 50 minutes and 164 calories burned, helps monitor progress and adjust intensity over time. Using wearable fitness technology such as GARMIN or STRAVA can provide valuable feedback on your heart rate and total volume lifted, ensuring your workouts remain both efficient and safe. Based on personal experience, progressively increasing weights in tricep dips while incorporating various upper body movements prevents plateaus and keeps your training stimulating. Consistency, paired with proper recovery, will yield the best strength and muscle-building results.







