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🔥 The Forearm Workout Most People Never Do Most people train biceps and triceps but ignore their forearms. Strong forearms improve grip strength, wrist control, lifting performance, and give your arms a thicker, more powerful look. Train with slow, controlled reps and never rush the movement. 💪 • Train: 2–3x per week • Rest: 45–60 sec Forearms are the detail that completes your arms. Save this and come back stronger. 💪