
You don't need to use weights for exercises that are bigger than your arms. For example, water bottles and soup cans can be used to weigh your arms. To build mass, you have to push your arms past their limits. These techniques aren’t for beginners but can still be very useful. Follow these tips to build arm muscle: (*). Perform the following arm exercises at home.
o Leg swing. Stand with your arms bent. Next, lift your palms up on each side. Be sure to keep your feet planted, and that you move in an upward motion. When performing the exercise, be sure to squeeze your biceps as well as keep your core tight. Then, hold a barbell over your head, and then bend your knees to a 90 degree angle. Now, hold the weights above your head and pull them towards yourself.

* The leg swing is an exercise that involves lifting one leg and extending the other. For leg swings that focus on the triceps, rather than the biiceps, Ideally, the handstand requires you to hold the weight above your head. Be sure to hold the biceps as tightly as possible, then slowly lower them to your head. These exercises are great for building bigger arms, even without weights.
o The handstand: This exercise involves putting one arm behind your back. The other arm will be used to support the handstand. You must then stand parallel to your floor and simultaneously hold the other side. Your forearms will have a harder time supporting your weight. This will allow you to strengthen your biceps as well as your arms. You can do biceps curls by holding a vacuum cleaner in one hand while the other holds it.
The armstand: The armstand is a classic exercise for bigger arms. You can also use dumbbells or other equipment at the house. A brick, soup can or water bottle are all good options. As long as you have a straight back and parallel body, you can perform this exercise with one hand. It will strengthen your biceps and improve your overall body posture.

One arm pushups: The most effective way to build your biceps without weights is to perform one-arm pushups. To hold the object, extend your elbows. This will force you to use your biceps as support. You can also do this with one hand if you have trouble. You will look great doing a handstand, in addition to getting your arm muscles working.