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Although the question does not exactly fit the gymnastics category, my response to this question will assume that you are a gymnast and have access to some equipment.
It sounds as though you are in need of a more stringent conditioning program. Here are a few exercises that can help the arms (and some other areas) develop muscle strength and endurance.
1. Frisbee walks -- there are four positions to work
a. head first, tummy down - using an upside down frisbee, place your feet into the frisbee with toes pointed and assume a hollow body push-up position with the head in. While maintaining the hollow, use your arms to walk forward, 1 lap around the floor, allowing your feet to drag behind you in the frisbee. (the frisbee is not required but I like to use it because it prevents the rug burn on the top of the foot otherwise)
b. feet first, tummy down - assume the same position indicated in part "a" but use the arms to push yourself backwards for 1 lap.
c. head first, tummy up - with feet in the frisbee, assume an arched body position with the arms supporting you behind your back. Use your arms to pull yourself backwards for 1 lap around the floor.
d. feet first, tummy up - assume the same position indicated in part "c" but use the arms to push yourself forward for 1 lap.
2. Wall walks - kick to handstand against a wall and use your arms to shuffle sideways. Make sure to go both directions
3. Pullovers - with assistance as needed, perform about 15 pullovers on the high bar each day.
4. Handstand pushups - with a spotter who can hold your legs do 3 sets of 10 by going down and touching your forehead and pushing back up.
There are several more exercises that you could do but these will get you started.
Good luck!
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