Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

3.02.2013

WANT TO GOOD BODY




WANT TO GOOD BODY   


Use Free Weights instead of Machines More Often

Machines will have its uses, but for a start, concentrate on free weights. That means work almost exclusively with barbells and dumb bells. Free weights recruit many stabilizing muscles for balance and control. That means you will work a lot more muscle parts other than the intended ones. That will give rise to little bumps, striations and definitions all over your body instead of one huge lump of muscle on your intended muscle. Because of the extra stimulant created, your muscles grow faster too. Why else do you think all professional body builders almost exclusively use free weights?VİDEO !

Compound Exercises Instead Of Isolation Exercises

Use as many compound exercises as possible to your workouts. Compound exercises are exercises that involve 2 or more joint movements. Because they utilize more joints, that means greater muscle mass are involved. Greater muscle mass means heavier weights. Heavier weights means greater muscle gain.

Some excellent compound exercises are the Squat, Deadlift, Chin ups, Dips, Bench press, Barbell Press, Lunges, Bent-Over Barbell Row…etc.

2.11.2013

BUILD BIG MUSCLE




                               BIG MUSCLE      


Build big muscles is what every aspiring bodybuilder wants to know.

As ever, the question is not as easy as it

sounds, and the program used needs to be tailored to the individual.

There are basic principles common to

everyone, however, and in this article we show you how to build big

muscles.

1

Very few people nowadays have the kind of profession

2.10.2013

BUILD LEG MUSCLE



If you have the desire to build a balanced

 healthy and strong body, then leg work                  

 will form a crucial part of that. Here

 we show you how to build leg muscle.

NO 1

There is really no secret to knowing

 how to build leg muscle it is the same

 theory that applies to any other muscle.