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Simple Tips to Gain Muscle
January 1st, 2010
Here are a few simple tips to gain muscle.
1) Diet: eat clean. To gain muscle and a minimum amount of fat, you need to eat a good lean quality protein source. About 1 – 2 grams per pound of lean body weight must be divided over 5 – 6 meals per day.
Carbohydrates: Complex fibrous carbs in the form of fresh vegetables are best for gaining lean weight. Potatoes and other starches should be eaten early in the day so they can be burned off while you’re active, preferably as a post workout meal.
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Starting Body Building
November 29th, 2009
Weight lifting for beginners is basically comprised of compound exercises executed in perfect from while acquiring a healthy diet. I can’t stress this enough, and to work up in weight incrementally.
You can probably lift more than the weight you should begin with, but the key is to do the exercises consistently.
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From Skinny to Muscular
November 28th, 2009
Developing muscles can be difficult for those with high metabolism, still it can be done.
If you have a high metabolic rate, it might be best to subscribe to a specifically modeled workout that doesn’t promote overtraining as a result of extreme lifting.
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Exercise Programs for Women
November 5th, 2009
Physical training for women – the same with men – are developed by taking into account the different targets to be accomplished. Indeed, training and growth of muscles is just the same for men and women. Most women have lesser testosterone levels than a man, meaning they have lesser muscle mass in the upper body, resulting to lower overall muscle mass development.
Exercise routines for women usually target different areas (their butt, their legs, their triceps) on the body than men, and they have areas that like to store fat that are usually different than a man. Ten to fifteen exercise repetitions using lighter weights are ideal for women to burn off the extra calories and shape their bodies into the desired mold.
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Muscle Building Program For Beginners
October 25th, 2009
4-Week Muscle Building Program
Weeks 1 – 4
Start your muscle building program by working out four days a week. The process is to do four sets per exercise and two exercises for each body part. The amount of reps you will be doing for each exercise will look like this; 15, 12, 10 and 8. We will use this first set as a warm up to help you to learn how to control the weight and to make sure your muscles are totally warmed up.
It is ok to use very light weight on the first set. This set is only for warm ups. Increase the weight you are using for the next three sets until you can only do the recommended amount of reps. For now we are not going to go to failure so it is important to make sure you are not maxed out on your last rep.
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