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Here’s a sample description of an arm workout using machines that you can use for a gym guide, workout plan, or social media post:

Arm Workout Using Machines: Build Strength and Definition

This machine-based arm workout targets both the biceps and triceps, helping you develop stronger, more defined arms with controlled, safe movements. Ideal for beginners and experienced gym-goers alike, machines provide guided resistance, reducing the risk of injury while maximizing muscle engagement.

1. Bicep Curl Machine
🔹 Target: Biceps
Adjust the seat so your elbows are aligned with the pivot point. Grip the handles and curl the weight upward, squeezing your biceps at the top. Lower with control.
✅ 3 sets of 10–12 reps

2. Tricep Pushdown (Cable Machine with Bar or Rope)
🔹 Target: Triceps
Stand upright, grip the bar or rope attachment, and push it downward until your arms are fully extended. Keep elbows close to your sides. Slowly return to the starting position.
✅ 3 sets of 10–12 reps

3. Preacher Curl Machine
🔹 Target: Biceps (Isolation)
Rest your arms on the pad, grip the handles, and curl the weight. Focus on controlled movements to maximize muscle isolation.
✅ 3 sets of 8–10 reps

4. Tricep Extension Machine
🔹 Target: Triceps
Adjust the seat and grip the handles. Extend your arms forward or downward (depending on the machine design), then slowly return to the starting position.
✅ 3 sets of 10–12 reps

5. Cable Curl (Using Cable Machine with EZ Bar or Rope)
🔹 Target: Biceps
Stand facing the machine, hold the bar or rope, and curl the weight with a steady motion. Keep your elbows still to isolate the biceps.
✅ 3 sets of 12–15 reps

Tip:
Focus on slow, controlled reps. Use a weight that challenges you but allows good form. Always warm up and stretch to prevent injury.

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