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by Corey Finch on June 12th, 2010

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Why is the muscle in my fore-arm larger than my bicep?

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  • by the beast on June 12th, 2010

    the beast

    The fore-arm is made up of small fast twitch muscles so they are easy to sculp and enlarge. I may be wrong.

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  • by Artful Bodger on June 12th, 2010

    Artful Bodger

    Mine too. In my case it comes from years of guitar playing, tree and rock climbing, and using hand tools such as pliers, which exercise the grip. The forearm muscles operate the fingers, and give you your grip-strength.
    Alternatively, you may be Popeye's long lost grandson.

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  • by ninjax7 on June 12th, 2010

    ninjax7

    beat it a lot?

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