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Getting stuck in body building means that you have reached a point where you are confused and making decisions becomes a major problem. At this time you feel let down by very many issues and the next step to take becomes a milestone to hit. This is where many body builders turn away from the profession and they criticize it with no genuine reasons just to justify their quit. But there is no need of worrying since when one is tuck it is very easy to find the way back to the profession and still deliver what is required in time.
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Bodybuilding just like any other sports also has its challenges. And this is probably the reason why it is interesting. If there were no challenges I doubt if anyone would be interested in bodybuilding as a sport. One of the greatest challenges for a bodybuilder is overcoming a plateau. Almost every bodybuilder has experienced this challenge in there bodybuilding careers. For novice bodybuilders who have been unable to overcome there plateau then this article will help them achieve this.
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Q: I’m working to bring up my lagging chest development with flat and incline bench presses. But these exercises don’t seem to give me a pump in the pecs, only in my triceps and delts. Should I give up on these and focus on stretching movements like flyes?
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Q:  I seem to have hit a strength plateau on my bench press? Any suggestions on how I can break through it?
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Few exercises can top the staying power of the classic bench press. Ask any serious bodybuilder and odds are you’ll hear that the flat bench is, and always has been the meat-and-potatoes of his chest routine. Simply put, the flat bench delivers. But here’s the catch: Whenever you make a specific exercise a habit, you’re all but guaranteed to hit a plateau at some point.
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Q:  How often should I be changing my workout program?
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Q: Something must be wrong with me. I’ve been working out for about 18 months and I was gaining muscle at first but lately my strength is going down and it makes me feel like I just want to give up. I am very strict on my diet and I am working out 4 days a week. I seem to have everything in place. I have tried a bunch of different supplements and still nothing seems to work. Can you recommend something for me?
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