Back and biceps
Hi everyone! On my back and bicep days I try to get moderately heavy on weight but also not trying to wreck my shoulder lol. Also this is my first video! I hope you guys enjoy! I wanna do more videos but film in public is very nerve wrecking lol. But I’m slowly getting more comfortable with it. #Fitness #fitnesslifestyle #workoutroutine #backandbiceps #collegeworkoutroutine
Working on back and biceps strength is essential for a balanced upper body, and it’s great to hear about focusing on moderate weights to avoid shoulder injuries. From personal experience, gradual progression is key to building muscle without overstraining joints. When I first started incorporating back and bicep workouts, I found using controlled movements and proper form crucial to both gains and injury prevention. Moderate weight combined with higher repetitions can effectively stimulate muscle growth while reducing risks. Also, incorporating warm-ups like band pull-aparts or light rows helps prepare the shoulders for heavier lifts. It’s normal to feel nervous filming workouts in public; I’ve found bringing a friend along to film or choosing quieter times at the gym can ease that anxiety. Over time, sharing videos boosts confidence and accountability. Tracking your calories and hydration—like with workout tools that monitor wattage, calories burned, or METs—can supplement your strength routine by ensuring energy levels are sufficient during training. This balanced approach helps maximize your performance, support recovery, and keep you motivated on your fitness journey.

















































































