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Your workout session needs to incorporate certain factors for it to be ideal in guaranteeing you muscle progress. The workout routine should focus on frequency, warm up exercises and stretching exercises. This article will highlight the importance of these three factors as far as your bodybuilding progress is concerned.
You should ensure that you train very frequently if you want to have very fast muscle building progress. There are many bodybuilders who have ended up failing in bodybuilding because they failed to maintain consistency. If you are a serious bodybuilder then you need to establish a training rhythm because this is a cardinal requirement. A body builder needs to train very often if he wants to succeed in this wonderful sport. When you are trying to determine the frequency of your training program you should base your decision on the number of ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
If you want to enjoy the real benefits of performing physical activities then you have to choose a fitness routine which will work for you. The quality of movement of most people is usually affected by performing repetitive exercise routines which are quite repetitive and controlled. When your training routine is as such it could also lead to injuries.
The best way to improve on your exercising routine is to first stop looking at it as just a means by which you can stay fit. Your approach and way of thinking about the exercise routine you use should change so that you can be able to reduce your level of stress and the risk of getting injuries at the same time.
Your training routine should not be too physical. If your exercise routine is merely physical and you do not input any mental ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
Ladies and Gentlemen, members of the press, I would like to thank you for attending today’s press conference. We are here today to announce that the fan favorite and bodybuilding mainstay movement known as the Bench Press has officially retired from the sport of bodybuilding.
In a statement released Friday, BP stated:
“I had a long run, from the greats like Grimek and Pearl, through Schwarzenegger and Coleman. However, in light of emerging research and growing public opinion of my obsolescence, I have decided to officially remove my name from the ranks of the greats such as the squat, deadlift, and military press.”
Here are the reasons that Mr. Press gave for his sudden retirement:
Rotator Cuff Danger
The bench press is notorious for dislodging the shoulder tendon. It has a fixed arc of motion which places a high degree of ...Posted in: Misc. Articles | | Comments (0)
Are you tired of splitting up your routine into a series of high-volume training days? Do you feel that waiting a full 6 days between each body part workout is derailing your training efforts? Do you no longer see the point in pumping with machines and cables when what you feel your body really craves is a nice workout consisting of compound movements? Try this routine 2-3 times a week, and you’ll quickly discover what you’ve been missing out on. This type of training is heavy, down n’ dirty – but it will lead to results!
Rack Deadlifts
1 set x 12 repetitions
1 set x 8 repetitions
2 sets x 4-6 repetitions
Check the safety cage pin settings to ensure the barbell can rest at a location halfway between your knees and the floor. This allows you ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
We all know the eternal off-season, forever bulking bodybuilder who is constantly talking about how he’ll crush the competition, once he diets down and gets in shape. Very often, this bodybuilder will just talk about it for years and never actually follow through with the diet. However, when he does, he often does well in his first show, as those years of carrying that much bulk have led to a pretty solid foundation of muscle. If you’re one of those “permabulkers”, or guy in the gym carrying twenty extra pounds of “bulk”, it might be time to check out your body fat levels to determine if you’re carrying too much fat, and possible hampering your progress.
Optimal body fat/hormone range
Most experts agree that 10 to 12% body fat is the most effective range for managing the highest testosterone ...Posted in: Nutrition | | Comments (3)
You’ve tried everything to get big. Yet it’s still not happening. You’re still severely underweight. But why? You work your tail off in the gym. You eat everything in sight. But you’re not gaining any weight. Let’s check out a few factors you just may be overlooking.
Calories
If you consume more calories than you burn, you will absolutely gain weight. It’s simple science. Eat 500 more calories than you burn over a 7 day period, and you will gain one pound (3500 calories per pound). It’s that simple.
Sleep
If you’re severely underweight, chances are pretty good that you’re just not sleeping enough. Our brains release growth hormone when we sleep. The reason babies often sleep 14 hours per day is that they are so busy growing. It’s very common for ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
One of the most crucial things to note with a beginner program is that they must bring in an element of heavy weight building right from the beginning. This allows the body to be acclimatized to the worst kind of hardship so as bring about the best results. One of the routines involves the use of resistance e training in which case every move and every step incorporates some element of strain to one of the major muscle groups of the body. Free weights are the most ideal tools when it comes to the beginner because the risk of accidents in this case is relatively low and the familiarity with which the grip holds the hand is just plain comfortable.
Heave weights are the breaks with which coaches and gym instructors ensure that their students will at no time go through ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
If you are fed up with the various technical jargons that usually leave you feeling confused and the BS that are only sales pitches to get you to dip into your pocket and fork out money then this article will be of benefit to you. In today’s world you will not get a clear cut answer for anything which you may be looking for, instead people will just beat around the bush pretending that they have all the answer and sadly they end up using both your time and money. A good bodybuilding routine should contain any of the three things listed below to enable you attain a good body physique which will increase the number of girls you go out with or even lead to you getting that promotion you have been dying to get.
1. High intensity, heavy weights
I ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
Tired of the same old leg routines? Do you use the same exercises, every time, and it’s starting to get old? Looking for some ways to energize your leg training? Throw your normal routine out the window, and try one of these routines the next time leg day rolls around!
Maximum reps – on everything!
After a very complete and thorough warm-up, devote every set of the day to single repetition maximum lifts – or the infamous 1RM. Begin with squats. Follow it up with leg presses and hack squats. See how much weight you can move on a maximum lying leg curl for hamstrings, and for standing barbell smith machine calf raises. This kind of training cannot be used for every workout, but it can provide some very good gains in strength and bulk when used ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
Q: I’m an intermediate bodybuilder who has never competed before. I wish to complete in a show in 4 months, and will begin my pre-contest diet in a few weeks. I will be making drastic changes to my diet at that time, and I figure I’ll change my weight-training to high-repetition in order to etch detail into my muscle group. How should I adjust my training to get ready for the show?
A: Be careful that you don’t make a mistake that many bodybuilders do, forgetting who brought you to the dance. In order words, you achieved your current level of muscle size by training hard and heavy, completing a nice mix of high-repetition (for slow-twitch muscle fibers) and low-repetition (for fast-twitch muscle fibers) training. You were able to achieve your level of size because BOTH sets ...Posted in: Training | | Comments (0)
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