When it comes to bodybuilding routines, there are a number of options available on the internet. Unfortunately, many of these bodybuilding methods are not of the highest quality. The reality is that it takes a comprehensive bodybuilding program combining weight training, nutrition, and proper technique to achieve positive results.
If you are new to the bodybuilding scene, your best bet will be to purchase a high quality product that will get you started right. A quality bodybuilding product will give a year's worth of bodybuilding routines, a complete diet guide with recipes, as well as some video and/or audio material. Check out some review sites (click the link at the end of this article) to help you decide which bodybuilding program is best for you. Be sure to analyze each product to determine if it's right for you. Is it too advanced for the novice bodybuilder? Does it focus on toning, cutting, or bulking?
Once you actually begin your bodybuilding routine, you will begin to realize what is working and what isn't. This will be a good time to make slight adjustments to your routine to maximize your results. Any quality bodybuilding routine will tell you to keep a tracklist, which should make it easy to make adjustments. Making the right adjustments will help you to achieve results much quicker.
When choosing from a variety of bodybuilding routines, the most important thing is to choose one that is right for you. Are you overweight? Are you skinny? Are you an experienced bodybuilder who just needs a new routine? What bodybuilding equipment do you have access to? How much money do you want to spend on food and supplements? Most bodybuilding guides will address these questions. Don't be afraid to spend a little money on a quality program. Paid programs typically contain more effective bodybuilding routines and techniques than free ones.
If you are serious about starting a bodybuilding routine, check out my Bodybuilding Program Reports site for helpful bodybuilding product reviews.
Visit HERE for an accurate guide to a number of bodybuilding products based on actual customer feedback.
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Thursday, 12 November 2009
Tuesday, 10 November 2009
Bodybuilding Workout Tips For Bigger Arms
Most bodybuilding workout warriors want bigger, more defined arms. This is not much of a surprise considering the number one body part bodybuilders want to develop are their arms. The men want to build more muscle, and the women want toned, shapely arms.
The good news is getting bigger arms can be quite easy as long as you understand the proper bodybuilding workout routine principles below.
Yes, you can develop bigger, more cut arms with minimal time invested in the gym.
Here are a few bodybuilding workout tips you should be incorporating into your weight training workouts in order to develop muscular arms.
1. Stick to multi-jointed exercises.
When training the chest, shoulders, and back make sure you focus on multi-joint exercises. What this does is work, secondarily, the arms. The arms are defined as the biceps, and triceps.
A good example of multi-jointed exercises are the bench press, shoulder press, row, pull down, and good old fashion pushup.
2. Boost up your intensity.
In order to stimulate arm muscle growth using your bodybuilding workout program you must increase your effort. Force the muscles to adapt, and grow. Increase the weight training weight, reps, or decrease the rest between sets. Make your bodybuilding workout progressive in nature. Keep trying to beat the reps, and weight you accomplished the previous arm workout.
3. Limit the number of arms sets.
This weight lifting tip may puzzle you. No, it is not a misprint. You want to keep the number of arm sets to a minimum to avoid overtraining.
A majority of bodybuilders overtrain their arms because they want to increase the size, and definition so badly. The more is better theory does not apply in bodybuilding.
You want to increase your intensity, tax the arms with a few sets, and begin the muscle building recovery process that immediately begins after an effective bodybuilding workout.
4. Train your triceps.
The triceps make up a majority of your arm's muscle size. Make sure you do close grip bench presses, dips, and push downs to ultimately increase your triceps muscle tone.
Make sure you focus on increasing your intensity during the minimal sets you perform.
5. Get adequate rest between training sessions.
This is the biggest mistake most bodybuilders make. They simple follow the more is better theory. Little do they know, more is a detriment to your bodybuilding workout results.
Each additional arm set performed cuts into the recovery ability of the muscle. Remember, the bicep, and triceps grows while resting, not during the workout.
I always recommend 6-10 days between arm workouts. As far as the number of sets, 2 sets of 2-3 exercises for the arms is optimal for growth. In other words, if you spend more than 10 minutes on your arms, you are overtraining.
Here is a good bodybuilding workout routine tip to determine the exact number of rest days between training sessions. Track your weight, and reps. If your strength continues to increase, you are resting optimally. If the weight plateaus, or decreases, add additional muscle building rest days between workouts.
Here are 5 bodybuilding workout tips to help you optimize your workout time by yielding greater workout results per time invested.
Discover how you can utilize the same secret muscle building arm strategies professional bodybuilders use by following their personal BodyBuilding princiles.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE!!
The good news is getting bigger arms can be quite easy as long as you understand the proper bodybuilding workout routine principles below.
Yes, you can develop bigger, more cut arms with minimal time invested in the gym.
Here are a few bodybuilding workout tips you should be incorporating into your weight training workouts in order to develop muscular arms.
1. Stick to multi-jointed exercises.
When training the chest, shoulders, and back make sure you focus on multi-joint exercises. What this does is work, secondarily, the arms. The arms are defined as the biceps, and triceps.
A good example of multi-jointed exercises are the bench press, shoulder press, row, pull down, and good old fashion pushup.
2. Boost up your intensity.
In order to stimulate arm muscle growth using your bodybuilding workout program you must increase your effort. Force the muscles to adapt, and grow. Increase the weight training weight, reps, or decrease the rest between sets. Make your bodybuilding workout progressive in nature. Keep trying to beat the reps, and weight you accomplished the previous arm workout.
3. Limit the number of arms sets.
This weight lifting tip may puzzle you. No, it is not a misprint. You want to keep the number of arm sets to a minimum to avoid overtraining.
A majority of bodybuilders overtrain their arms because they want to increase the size, and definition so badly. The more is better theory does not apply in bodybuilding.
You want to increase your intensity, tax the arms with a few sets, and begin the muscle building recovery process that immediately begins after an effective bodybuilding workout.
4. Train your triceps.
The triceps make up a majority of your arm's muscle size. Make sure you do close grip bench presses, dips, and push downs to ultimately increase your triceps muscle tone.
Make sure you focus on increasing your intensity during the minimal sets you perform.
5. Get adequate rest between training sessions.
This is the biggest mistake most bodybuilders make. They simple follow the more is better theory. Little do they know, more is a detriment to your bodybuilding workout results.
Each additional arm set performed cuts into the recovery ability of the muscle. Remember, the bicep, and triceps grows while resting, not during the workout.
I always recommend 6-10 days between arm workouts. As far as the number of sets, 2 sets of 2-3 exercises for the arms is optimal for growth. In other words, if you spend more than 10 minutes on your arms, you are overtraining.
Here is a good bodybuilding workout routine tip to determine the exact number of rest days between training sessions. Track your weight, and reps. If your strength continues to increase, you are resting optimally. If the weight plateaus, or decreases, add additional muscle building rest days between workouts.
Here are 5 bodybuilding workout tips to help you optimize your workout time by yielding greater workout results per time invested.
Discover how you can utilize the same secret muscle building arm strategies professional bodybuilders use by following their personal BodyBuilding princiles.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE!!
Friday, 6 November 2009
How To Build Muscle And Gain Weight Quickly Part 2
Do you mind if I be frank and ask you a honest question? If you had to transform your body which required you to know how to build muscle and gain weight quickly, and you only had a few weeks, could you step up to the challenge?
Let's say your wanted to enter a fitness model or beginner bodybuilding competition? Perhaps you want to be considered he 'buffest' guy in your gym? If you get starred at because your physique stands out in the crowd than click away because your probably already know how to build muscle and gain weight quickly.
However if you are the guy on the other extreme and receive surprised looks when you tell people you work out with weights, don't look any different than any body else in your gym and have never been approached for advice than please read this article carefully because this is your next step to building muscle and gaining weight quickly!
'Hardgainer' - Dump the title!
As soon as you start labeling yourself as a 'hard gainer' don't be surprised when your results come to a screeching halt.
This single word has more power to sabotage your potential for a muscular physique before you even begin training. Keep calling yourself a 'hard gainer' and don't be surprised if you continue to waste your time, effort, and money.
If you're lucky maybe you will build 3 - 5 pounds of muscle a year...
I have no problem with the term 'hard gainer' except for what happens when people label themselves to be so-called 'hard gainers.' Sure you might be a 'hard gainer' but I think most skinny guys believe they are actually 'no gainers.'
'Hard gainers' do exist but THERE IS NO SUCH THING as a 'NO GAINER!'
You might think you are a 'hard gainer' because you have trained your butt off for a few years, you eat the right foods, take all the latest supplements and yet still get a surprised look when you tell people you work out!
I don't know anybody that does not have the ability to put on slabs of muscle in record time. I have proven every client dead wrong who perceived themselves as a 'hard gainer.' This term is just a poor excuse.
Plain and simple: excuses are for the weak. It's easy to point the blame when your workouts are inconsistent, your training is sub-maximal and you indulge in a undisciplined social lifestyle. How convenient to shift the blame from yourself to a convenient label.
But it's easier telling everyone that you are a 'hard gainer.' Right?
This term is a great disguise for skinny guys who will never reach their true genetic potential. Instead of taking responsibility for your actions, it's a lot easier to pull out the 'hard gainer' card and flash it to everyone. It sits by your driver's license and has become a part of your identity.
The deadliest mindset in the world.
Consider this. It’s like saying, “I can’t afford it.” This should be considered a deadly statement because it forces your brain to stop working and reinforces a false perception of your true abilities. Instead you should say, “How can I afford it?” By constantly saying, “How can I afford it” or “I can afford it,” you will reinforce a new perception of yourself - you will no longer think of yourself as poor, but as a rich person.
If you examine these two statements, you will see that “How can I afford it?” opens your mind to examining the possibilities of accumulating wealth. “I can’t afford it,” on the other hand, closes your mind to any possibility of attaining what you desire.
Let’s make this example practical now. By simply being aware of the words you use, you can self-detect your self-perceptions. By changing your words, you can begin to change your self-perceptions - if you choose. So by simply reminding yourself to say, “There is no such thing as a 'hard gainer'” you will be able to bring out the muscular person inside of you. By saying, “I am a hard gainer” you are reinforcing the small and weak person who was already there.
Do you truly think that you can casually or unintentionally build muscle and gain weight quickly?
No way! Do you really think deep down that if you believe you are a hard gainer and a muscular physique is out of your limits, that you will ever achieve any significant results? I’m not talking 3 or 5 pounds of muscle a year. I’m talking about 20-50 pounds of massive muscle. Of course not. Every trip to the gym, every set, every meal, every shake you gulp down will be snuffed out because the beliefs in your mind have sentenced you to a life of smallness.
The very first step you must take before you read any of the training or nutrition content of this book is DITCH THE TITLE. Stop labeling yourself and start thinking of yourself as a ‘untapped reservoir with explosive muscular strength.’
Many personal development coaches stress the principle, ‘you get what you focus on.’ Therefore if you focus on being small, you will be small. Focus on being big and muscular and this will direct your mind and actions to the things you must do to become just that. All actions come from your beliefs and if you truly don’t believe that you can succeed then what chance do you have?
Focus on believing in yourself and your abilities and re-classify yourself as a ‘consistent gainer’ or an ‘unstoppable gainer’ or whatever title suits your motivation best. If you focus on being successful you will be and you are already one step closer to becoming the person you really want to be!
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
Let's say your wanted to enter a fitness model or beginner bodybuilding competition? Perhaps you want to be considered he 'buffest' guy in your gym? If you get starred at because your physique stands out in the crowd than click away because your probably already know how to build muscle and gain weight quickly.
However if you are the guy on the other extreme and receive surprised looks when you tell people you work out with weights, don't look any different than any body else in your gym and have never been approached for advice than please read this article carefully because this is your next step to building muscle and gaining weight quickly!
'Hardgainer' - Dump the title!
As soon as you start labeling yourself as a 'hard gainer' don't be surprised when your results come to a screeching halt.
This single word has more power to sabotage your potential for a muscular physique before you even begin training. Keep calling yourself a 'hard gainer' and don't be surprised if you continue to waste your time, effort, and money.
If you're lucky maybe you will build 3 - 5 pounds of muscle a year...
I have no problem with the term 'hard gainer' except for what happens when people label themselves to be so-called 'hard gainers.' Sure you might be a 'hard gainer' but I think most skinny guys believe they are actually 'no gainers.'
'Hard gainers' do exist but THERE IS NO SUCH THING as a 'NO GAINER!'
You might think you are a 'hard gainer' because you have trained your butt off for a few years, you eat the right foods, take all the latest supplements and yet still get a surprised look when you tell people you work out!
I don't know anybody that does not have the ability to put on slabs of muscle in record time. I have proven every client dead wrong who perceived themselves as a 'hard gainer.' This term is just a poor excuse.
Plain and simple: excuses are for the weak. It's easy to point the blame when your workouts are inconsistent, your training is sub-maximal and you indulge in a undisciplined social lifestyle. How convenient to shift the blame from yourself to a convenient label.
But it's easier telling everyone that you are a 'hard gainer.' Right?
This term is a great disguise for skinny guys who will never reach their true genetic potential. Instead of taking responsibility for your actions, it's a lot easier to pull out the 'hard gainer' card and flash it to everyone. It sits by your driver's license and has become a part of your identity.
The deadliest mindset in the world.
Consider this. It’s like saying, “I can’t afford it.” This should be considered a deadly statement because it forces your brain to stop working and reinforces a false perception of your true abilities. Instead you should say, “How can I afford it?” By constantly saying, “How can I afford it” or “I can afford it,” you will reinforce a new perception of yourself - you will no longer think of yourself as poor, but as a rich person.
If you examine these two statements, you will see that “How can I afford it?” opens your mind to examining the possibilities of accumulating wealth. “I can’t afford it,” on the other hand, closes your mind to any possibility of attaining what you desire.
Let’s make this example practical now. By simply being aware of the words you use, you can self-detect your self-perceptions. By changing your words, you can begin to change your self-perceptions - if you choose. So by simply reminding yourself to say, “There is no such thing as a 'hard gainer'” you will be able to bring out the muscular person inside of you. By saying, “I am a hard gainer” you are reinforcing the small and weak person who was already there.
Do you truly think that you can casually or unintentionally build muscle and gain weight quickly?
No way! Do you really think deep down that if you believe you are a hard gainer and a muscular physique is out of your limits, that you will ever achieve any significant results? I’m not talking 3 or 5 pounds of muscle a year. I’m talking about 20-50 pounds of massive muscle. Of course not. Every trip to the gym, every set, every meal, every shake you gulp down will be snuffed out because the beliefs in your mind have sentenced you to a life of smallness.
The very first step you must take before you read any of the training or nutrition content of this book is DITCH THE TITLE. Stop labeling yourself and start thinking of yourself as a ‘untapped reservoir with explosive muscular strength.’
Many personal development coaches stress the principle, ‘you get what you focus on.’ Therefore if you focus on being small, you will be small. Focus on being big and muscular and this will direct your mind and actions to the things you must do to become just that. All actions come from your beliefs and if you truly don’t believe that you can succeed then what chance do you have?
Focus on believing in yourself and your abilities and re-classify yourself as a ‘consistent gainer’ or an ‘unstoppable gainer’ or whatever title suits your motivation best. If you focus on being successful you will be and you are already one step closer to becoming the person you really want to be!
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
Thursday, 5 November 2009
How To Build Muscle And Gain Weight Quickly Part 1
Do you truly know how to build muscle and gain weight quickly?
If you knew how to build muscle then the skinny jokes would have ended long ago. If you knew how to gain weight quickly then the blank stares would stop when you tell someone you work out with weights. And if you knew how to build muscle and gain weight quickly you would no longer frustrated that the scale has not budged upwards since you first started lifting.
I know from first hand experience what it feels like to train for hours in the gym, slug back protein shake after protein shake, spend your hard earned money on over-priced and over-hyped supplements, with little or nothing to show for it! If this is you than you're not alone and are probably missing a few key ingredients that you're executing effectively.
If you're a naturally skinny person than you must play by a different set of rules. If you were not gifted with muscle friendly genes than does it make sense to follow a program by someone who builds muscle even when they sneeze? If you're training drug free than does it make sense to take advice from a guy who’s spending a few thousand dollars a month on steroids?
Or maybe you're taking advice from someone with great genetics? That’s like taking money advice from someone who inherited a fortune! You must accept the fact if you have muscle 'unfriendly' genes you must be prepared to play by a different set of rules if you want to build muscle and turn heads!
Here are a few simple tips to show you - the skinny guy - how to build muscle and gain weight quickly :
Train like a barbarian!
Do people stop and watch you work out? Do you reach the point in a workout where you question your ability to finish? If you treat working out more like a hobby than a job than it’s no surprise that you do not stand out in a crowd and are still spinning your wheels.
The majority of people that work out in a gym barely sweat and spend more time starring in the mirror and trying to impress the new front desk girl than getting into the ‘zone’ and crashing through previous training limits.
Here are some tips on how to 'train like a barbarian':
1. Treat every single set like it is your last set.
2. Treat every single rep like your life depends on it.
3. Wear a stop watch and ensure that you keep the rest period honest.
4. Wear a sweater so you can’t stare at yourself in the mirror.
5. Wear a head set on that tells others ‘do not disturb.’
6. No girl friends allowed or wimpy guy friends who are going to compromise the intensity of your workout.
7. Train with an intensity that scares the gym shorts off of every person in your path.
Are you starting to get the picture? There is a philosophy that simply states, “You get what you focus on.” Focus on training like a barbarian and you will soon start looking like a barbarian!
Give your muscles a reason to grow!
Guess what happens when you train at the same intensity as you did in a previous workout? Your muscles laugh back at you and say, “Nice try, we did this workout before and can handle this stress! Is that your attempt on getting us to grow?”
Don’t get caught up in the latest hype of bodybuilding and fitness magazines. Most of it is rehashed and just packaged sleeker to sell magazines. There are two forms of training that must be cycled in a successful weight training program:
1. HEAVY HEAVY HEAVY! Put everything into lifting heavier weights and getting as strong as possible. Use only one compound exercise per major muscle group and focus on a 5% increase in strength from week to week. This will ensure neuromuscular development and targeting the fast twitch muscle fibers which have the greatest opportunity for growth.
2. VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME! Expose your body to as much work possible in the shortest period of time. Placing your muscles under more tension will result in more tapped and untrained muscle fiber being recruited therefore more muscle growth! The key here is to find the correct balance in time and work. Volume training does not mean 2 hour gym workouts lifting light weights. Instead lift heavy weights close to your max threshold but with shorter rest periods, slower tempos and more exercise selection per muscle group.
No more program hopping!
Sure, it’s easier to test drive a program for a few weeks and than say it does not work and move on to the next latest ‘breakthrough’ program. This is called the blame game and neglecting responsibility! Do you think you will become rich if you test out a new job for a few weeks and than call it quits when your first paycheck does not meet your expectations? No way! But if you stay with the company and exploit the companies benefits and opportunities to the fullest than you will succeed.
The reality is that virtually every program will work for a certain period of time if it is done at the right intensity and as the author has written.
Find a program and study the details of it’s full entirety. Ensure that the program goals of the author are in alignment with yours and study all the fine details. Do not ask a million questions and try and find holes or flaws or attempt to make it ‘perfect.’ The perfect program does not exist. Trust the program, follow it honestly and monitor the progress. The experience and results you gain from following one program for a consistent period of time will be priceless.
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
If you knew how to build muscle then the skinny jokes would have ended long ago. If you knew how to gain weight quickly then the blank stares would stop when you tell someone you work out with weights. And if you knew how to build muscle and gain weight quickly you would no longer frustrated that the scale has not budged upwards since you first started lifting.
I know from first hand experience what it feels like to train for hours in the gym, slug back protein shake after protein shake, spend your hard earned money on over-priced and over-hyped supplements, with little or nothing to show for it! If this is you than you're not alone and are probably missing a few key ingredients that you're executing effectively.
If you're a naturally skinny person than you must play by a different set of rules. If you were not gifted with muscle friendly genes than does it make sense to follow a program by someone who builds muscle even when they sneeze? If you're training drug free than does it make sense to take advice from a guy who’s spending a few thousand dollars a month on steroids?
Or maybe you're taking advice from someone with great genetics? That’s like taking money advice from someone who inherited a fortune! You must accept the fact if you have muscle 'unfriendly' genes you must be prepared to play by a different set of rules if you want to build muscle and turn heads!
Here are a few simple tips to show you - the skinny guy - how to build muscle and gain weight quickly :
Train like a barbarian!
Do people stop and watch you work out? Do you reach the point in a workout where you question your ability to finish? If you treat working out more like a hobby than a job than it’s no surprise that you do not stand out in a crowd and are still spinning your wheels.
The majority of people that work out in a gym barely sweat and spend more time starring in the mirror and trying to impress the new front desk girl than getting into the ‘zone’ and crashing through previous training limits.
Here are some tips on how to 'train like a barbarian':
1. Treat every single set like it is your last set.
2. Treat every single rep like your life depends on it.
3. Wear a stop watch and ensure that you keep the rest period honest.
4. Wear a sweater so you can’t stare at yourself in the mirror.
5. Wear a head set on that tells others ‘do not disturb.’
6. No girl friends allowed or wimpy guy friends who are going to compromise the intensity of your workout.
7. Train with an intensity that scares the gym shorts off of every person in your path.
Are you starting to get the picture? There is a philosophy that simply states, “You get what you focus on.” Focus on training like a barbarian and you will soon start looking like a barbarian!
Give your muscles a reason to grow!
Guess what happens when you train at the same intensity as you did in a previous workout? Your muscles laugh back at you and say, “Nice try, we did this workout before and can handle this stress! Is that your attempt on getting us to grow?”
Don’t get caught up in the latest hype of bodybuilding and fitness magazines. Most of it is rehashed and just packaged sleeker to sell magazines. There are two forms of training that must be cycled in a successful weight training program:
1. HEAVY HEAVY HEAVY! Put everything into lifting heavier weights and getting as strong as possible. Use only one compound exercise per major muscle group and focus on a 5% increase in strength from week to week. This will ensure neuromuscular development and targeting the fast twitch muscle fibers which have the greatest opportunity for growth.
2. VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME! Expose your body to as much work possible in the shortest period of time. Placing your muscles under more tension will result in more tapped and untrained muscle fiber being recruited therefore more muscle growth! The key here is to find the correct balance in time and work. Volume training does not mean 2 hour gym workouts lifting light weights. Instead lift heavy weights close to your max threshold but with shorter rest periods, slower tempos and more exercise selection per muscle group.
No more program hopping!
Sure, it’s easier to test drive a program for a few weeks and than say it does not work and move on to the next latest ‘breakthrough’ program. This is called the blame game and neglecting responsibility! Do you think you will become rich if you test out a new job for a few weeks and than call it quits when your first paycheck does not meet your expectations? No way! But if you stay with the company and exploit the companies benefits and opportunities to the fullest than you will succeed.
The reality is that virtually every program will work for a certain period of time if it is done at the right intensity and as the author has written.
Find a program and study the details of it’s full entirety. Ensure that the program goals of the author are in alignment with yours and study all the fine details. Do not ask a million questions and try and find holes or flaws or attempt to make it ‘perfect.’ The perfect program does not exist. Trust the program, follow it honestly and monitor the progress. The experience and results you gain from following one program for a consistent period of time will be priceless.
----------------------------------
About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
How To Build Muscle And Gain Weight Quickly Part 1
Do you truly know how to build muscle and gain weight quickly?
If you knew how to build muscle then the skinny jokes would have ended long ago. If you knew how to gain weight quickly then the blank stares would stop when you tell someone you work out with weights. And if you knew how to build muscle and gain weight quickly you would no longer frustrated that the scale has not budged upwards since you first started lifting.
I know from first hand experience what it feels like to train for hours in the gym, slug back protein shake after protein shake, spend your hard earned money on over-priced and over-hyped supplements, with little or nothing to show for it! If this is you than you're not alone and are probably missing a few key ingredients that you're executing effectively.
If you're a naturally skinny person than you must play by a different set of rules. If you were not gifted with muscle friendly genes than does it make sense to follow a program by someone who builds muscle even when they sneeze? If you're training drug free than does it make sense to take advice from a guy who’s spending a few thousand dollars a month on steroids?
Or maybe you're taking advice from someone with great genetics? That’s like taking money advice from someone who inherited a fortune! You must accept the fact if you have muscle 'unfriendly' genes you must be prepared to play by a different set of rules if you want to build muscle and turn heads!
Here are a few simple tips to show you - the skinny guy - how to build muscle and gain weight quickly :
Train like a barbarian!
Do people stop and watch you work out? Do you reach the point in a workout where you question your ability to finish? If you treat working out more like a hobby than a job than it’s no surprise that you do not stand out in a crowd and are still spinning your wheels.
The majority of people that work out in a gym barely sweat and spend more time starring in the mirror and trying to impress the new front desk girl than getting into the ‘zone’ and crashing through previous training limits.
Here are some tips on how to 'train like a barbarian':
1. Treat every single set like it is your last set.
2. Treat every single rep like your life depends on it.
3. Wear a stop watch and ensure that you keep the rest period honest.
4. Wear a sweater so you can’t stare at yourself in the mirror.
5. Wear a head set on that tells others ‘do not disturb.’
6. No girl friends allowed or wimpy guy friends who are going to compromise the intensity of your workout.
7. Train with an intensity that scares the gym shorts off of every person in your path.
Are you starting to get the picture? There is a philosophy that simply states, “You get what you focus on.” Focus on training like a barbarian and you will soon start looking like a barbarian!
Give your muscles a reason to grow!
Guess what happens when you train at the same intensity as you did in a previous workout? Your muscles laugh back at you and say, “Nice try, we did this workout before and can handle this stress! Is that your attempt on getting us to grow?”
Don’t get caught up in the latest hype of bodybuilding and fitness magazines. Most of it is rehashed and just packaged sleeker to sell magazines. There are two forms of training that must be cycled in a successful weight training program:
1. HEAVY HEAVY HEAVY! Put everything into lifting heavier weights and getting as strong as possible. Use only one compound exercise per major muscle group and focus on a 5% increase in strength from week to week. This will ensure neuromuscular development and targeting the fast twitch muscle fibers which have the greatest opportunity for growth.
2. VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME! Expose your body to as much work possible in the shortest period of time. Placing your muscles under more tension will result in more tapped and untrained muscle fiber being recruited therefore more muscle growth! The key here is to find the correct balance in time and work. Volume training does not mean 2 hour gym workouts lifting light weights. Instead lift heavy weights close to your max threshold but with shorter rest periods, slower tempos and more exercise selection per muscle group.
No more program hopping!
Sure, it’s easier to test drive a program for a few weeks and than say it does not work and move on to the next latest ‘breakthrough’ program. This is called the blame game and neglecting responsibility! Do you think you will become rich if you test out a new job for a few weeks and than call it quits when your first paycheck does not meet your expectations? No way! But if you stay with the company and exploit the companies benefits and opportunities to the fullest than you will succeed.
The reality is that virtually every program will work for a certain period of time if it is done at the right intensity and as the author has written.
Find a program and study the details of it’s full entirety. Ensure that the program goals of the author are in alignment with yours and study all the fine details. Do not ask a million questions and try and find holes or flaws or attempt to make it ‘perfect.’ The perfect program does not exist. Trust the program, follow it honestly and monitor the progress. The experience and results you gain from following one program for a consistent period of time will be priceless.
----------------------------------
About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
If you knew how to build muscle then the skinny jokes would have ended long ago. If you knew how to gain weight quickly then the blank stares would stop when you tell someone you work out with weights. And if you knew how to build muscle and gain weight quickly you would no longer frustrated that the scale has not budged upwards since you first started lifting.
I know from first hand experience what it feels like to train for hours in the gym, slug back protein shake after protein shake, spend your hard earned money on over-priced and over-hyped supplements, with little or nothing to show for it! If this is you than you're not alone and are probably missing a few key ingredients that you're executing effectively.
If you're a naturally skinny person than you must play by a different set of rules. If you were not gifted with muscle friendly genes than does it make sense to follow a program by someone who builds muscle even when they sneeze? If you're training drug free than does it make sense to take advice from a guy who’s spending a few thousand dollars a month on steroids?
Or maybe you're taking advice from someone with great genetics? That’s like taking money advice from someone who inherited a fortune! You must accept the fact if you have muscle 'unfriendly' genes you must be prepared to play by a different set of rules if you want to build muscle and turn heads!
Here are a few simple tips to show you - the skinny guy - how to build muscle and gain weight quickly :
Train like a barbarian!
Do people stop and watch you work out? Do you reach the point in a workout where you question your ability to finish? If you treat working out more like a hobby than a job than it’s no surprise that you do not stand out in a crowd and are still spinning your wheels.
The majority of people that work out in a gym barely sweat and spend more time starring in the mirror and trying to impress the new front desk girl than getting into the ‘zone’ and crashing through previous training limits.
Here are some tips on how to 'train like a barbarian':
1. Treat every single set like it is your last set.
2. Treat every single rep like your life depends on it.
3. Wear a stop watch and ensure that you keep the rest period honest.
4. Wear a sweater so you can’t stare at yourself in the mirror.
5. Wear a head set on that tells others ‘do not disturb.’
6. No girl friends allowed or wimpy guy friends who are going to compromise the intensity of your workout.
7. Train with an intensity that scares the gym shorts off of every person in your path.
Are you starting to get the picture? There is a philosophy that simply states, “You get what you focus on.” Focus on training like a barbarian and you will soon start looking like a barbarian!
Give your muscles a reason to grow!
Guess what happens when you train at the same intensity as you did in a previous workout? Your muscles laugh back at you and say, “Nice try, we did this workout before and can handle this stress! Is that your attempt on getting us to grow?”
Don’t get caught up in the latest hype of bodybuilding and fitness magazines. Most of it is rehashed and just packaged sleeker to sell magazines. There are two forms of training that must be cycled in a successful weight training program:
1. HEAVY HEAVY HEAVY! Put everything into lifting heavier weights and getting as strong as possible. Use only one compound exercise per major muscle group and focus on a 5% increase in strength from week to week. This will ensure neuromuscular development and targeting the fast twitch muscle fibers which have the greatest opportunity for growth.
2. VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME! Expose your body to as much work possible in the shortest period of time. Placing your muscles under more tension will result in more tapped and untrained muscle fiber being recruited therefore more muscle growth! The key here is to find the correct balance in time and work. Volume training does not mean 2 hour gym workouts lifting light weights. Instead lift heavy weights close to your max threshold but with shorter rest periods, slower tempos and more exercise selection per muscle group.
No more program hopping!
Sure, it’s easier to test drive a program for a few weeks and than say it does not work and move on to the next latest ‘breakthrough’ program. This is called the blame game and neglecting responsibility! Do you think you will become rich if you test out a new job for a few weeks and than call it quits when your first paycheck does not meet your expectations? No way! But if you stay with the company and exploit the companies benefits and opportunities to the fullest than you will succeed.
The reality is that virtually every program will work for a certain period of time if it is done at the right intensity and as the author has written.
Find a program and study the details of it’s full entirety. Ensure that the program goals of the author are in alignment with yours and study all the fine details. Do not ask a million questions and try and find holes or flaws or attempt to make it ‘perfect.’ The perfect program does not exist. Trust the program, follow it honestly and monitor the progress. The experience and results you gain from following one program for a consistent period of time will be priceless.
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found BY CLICKING HERE
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Choosing A Gym - 10 Things To Look Out For
Now that you've made the commitment to starting a workout program, the next step is choosing a gym that you will feel comfortable going to on a regular basis. If it isn't, chances are you aren't going to stick with any type of regular plan and will eventually just stop going altogether. By being sure your gym is a good fit for you, you help take yourself one step further to realizing your health and fitness goals.
Keep in mind that if a traditional gym isn’t for you, you can definitely set up a home gym where you can get complete workouts all in the privacy of where you live. There are a number of home gym systems out there that include all the equipment you need to perform all the key lifts that should be included in any workout program.
1. Location
Who really wants to spend twice as long driving to and from their gym as it takes them to do their workout? After a long day of work you are not going to want to spend a good hour fighting traffic, another hour working out, and then another half an hour driving home. Think about either choosing a gym that is located close to your house or else on the drive to or from work. This is a great option since if you have to pass by it every day, you’ll be reminded of the fact that you should be working out if you choose to skip it.
2. Membership Cost
Gym memberships can really vary in costs so it’s a good idea to shop around before making that final commitment. Also consider how long you are signing the contract for as this can vary too. Many gyms like to rope you in for years and if you aren’t quite sure it’s going to be a long-term arrangement, you’re better off finding something that is more short-term.
Additionally, if you can wait until around late summer or New Year to sign up, you will find that often many gyms will have special promotions going on at this time.
3. Membership Demographic
Another factor to consider is the membership demographic that goes to the gym. Some women will prefer going to an all-ladies gym as it increases their comfort factor. For others, a mixed gym is the perfect solution because half of the reason they go there is to socialize and perhaps even find a date.
Whatever your needs, make sure you enquire about this and take it into consideration.
4. Additional Benefits
You will want to ask if the gym offers any additional services or benefits along with your basic membership and if there is a fee for these. Such examples would be daycare services, physiotherapy, massage therapy, nutritional counselling, and fitness testing.
5. Operating Hours
Always be sure to check the hours of operation of the gym. If you are an early morning exerciser you will want to be sure they are able to cater to this preference. Additionally ask about their holiday policies. Many people enjoy working out on the holidays because it is a relaxed day for them when they can really get in a good workout. If you are looking forward to this and then go and find out the gym is closed, you are going to be more than disappointed. Similarly there are some people who prefer working out late at night so you need to be sure that if this is the case you will be able to do that.
6. Personal Training Services
Having some good, qualified personal trainers on hand is critical to helping you realize your full fitness potential. Even if you are fine with your program right now, consider that in a year down the road you might be plateauing and in need of a ‘check-up’ so to speak on your current regime.
Having the option available of knowledge staff cannot be stressed enough. Unfortunately many gyms hire almost anyone who has a basic interest in fitness, so be sure to enquire about the actual certifications these trainers hold.
7. Group Fitness Classes
Be sure to ask about all the various group fitness classes that are offered at the gym you are considering. Often, when boredom kicks in on your workout plan, this is just the thing to get you going again.
These days there are currently thousands of different fitness class styles available, so there is sure to be something that suites your interest.
When checking up on this, again inquire if there are any additional fees associated with it so you are prepared for when you go to sign up.
8. Cleanliness
One very important factor you want to look for is the cleanliness of the gym. You do not want to be working out on equipment that is not clean as gyms are a place where germs can be in high concentration. Also make sure they have towels and spray bottles in various places around the gym to clean up after workouts, and have a look at the bathrooms and change rooms to make sure they are up to your standards.
9. Type/Quality Of Equipment
Looking at the type and quality of the equipment offered in the gym is another thing you must factor in. If you prefer free weights, make sure there is a large number of dumbbells present because during rush hours, these could be hard to come by.
Likewise, if you prefer doing your weight training on guided machines, you’ll want to be sure they have enough variety that you can work all the necessary muscles on your body. If you find yourself doing a lot of cardio training as part of your workouts you will want to be sure there are ample machines available.
Nothing is more frustrating than getting to the gym after work to find out that there is not a single machine in sight available for you to use. Ask if they offer a sign-up list where you can write your name and time down to reserve a machine. This is a great solution that many gyms have now come up with to make sure their members can get their workouts in.
10. Cancellation Policy
Finally take a look at the gym's cancellation policy. If you sign up for a 3 year membership and then end up moving after a year due to work, are you going to be partially refunded? It will be a bad situation if they offer no refund or transfer membership.
Some gyms are good about this and some are not so you will have to weigh the likelihood of your cancelling among other things that are discussed above when making your decision.
So, be sure you are considering all of these essential factors when choosing gym. Overlooking just one could lead you to being less than happy with your workout facility and this could end up being the reason why you do not stick with your program.
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found By clicking here
Keep in mind that if a traditional gym isn’t for you, you can definitely set up a home gym where you can get complete workouts all in the privacy of where you live. There are a number of home gym systems out there that include all the equipment you need to perform all the key lifts that should be included in any workout program.
1. Location
Who really wants to spend twice as long driving to and from their gym as it takes them to do their workout? After a long day of work you are not going to want to spend a good hour fighting traffic, another hour working out, and then another half an hour driving home. Think about either choosing a gym that is located close to your house or else on the drive to or from work. This is a great option since if you have to pass by it every day, you’ll be reminded of the fact that you should be working out if you choose to skip it.
2. Membership Cost
Gym memberships can really vary in costs so it’s a good idea to shop around before making that final commitment. Also consider how long you are signing the contract for as this can vary too. Many gyms like to rope you in for years and if you aren’t quite sure it’s going to be a long-term arrangement, you’re better off finding something that is more short-term.
Additionally, if you can wait until around late summer or New Year to sign up, you will find that often many gyms will have special promotions going on at this time.
3. Membership Demographic
Another factor to consider is the membership demographic that goes to the gym. Some women will prefer going to an all-ladies gym as it increases their comfort factor. For others, a mixed gym is the perfect solution because half of the reason they go there is to socialize and perhaps even find a date.
Whatever your needs, make sure you enquire about this and take it into consideration.
4. Additional Benefits
You will want to ask if the gym offers any additional services or benefits along with your basic membership and if there is a fee for these. Such examples would be daycare services, physiotherapy, massage therapy, nutritional counselling, and fitness testing.
5. Operating Hours
Always be sure to check the hours of operation of the gym. If you are an early morning exerciser you will want to be sure they are able to cater to this preference. Additionally ask about their holiday policies. Many people enjoy working out on the holidays because it is a relaxed day for them when they can really get in a good workout. If you are looking forward to this and then go and find out the gym is closed, you are going to be more than disappointed. Similarly there are some people who prefer working out late at night so you need to be sure that if this is the case you will be able to do that.
6. Personal Training Services
Having some good, qualified personal trainers on hand is critical to helping you realize your full fitness potential. Even if you are fine with your program right now, consider that in a year down the road you might be plateauing and in need of a ‘check-up’ so to speak on your current regime.
Having the option available of knowledge staff cannot be stressed enough. Unfortunately many gyms hire almost anyone who has a basic interest in fitness, so be sure to enquire about the actual certifications these trainers hold.
7. Group Fitness Classes
Be sure to ask about all the various group fitness classes that are offered at the gym you are considering. Often, when boredom kicks in on your workout plan, this is just the thing to get you going again.
These days there are currently thousands of different fitness class styles available, so there is sure to be something that suites your interest.
When checking up on this, again inquire if there are any additional fees associated with it so you are prepared for when you go to sign up.
8. Cleanliness
One very important factor you want to look for is the cleanliness of the gym. You do not want to be working out on equipment that is not clean as gyms are a place where germs can be in high concentration. Also make sure they have towels and spray bottles in various places around the gym to clean up after workouts, and have a look at the bathrooms and change rooms to make sure they are up to your standards.
9. Type/Quality Of Equipment
Looking at the type and quality of the equipment offered in the gym is another thing you must factor in. If you prefer free weights, make sure there is a large number of dumbbells present because during rush hours, these could be hard to come by.
Likewise, if you prefer doing your weight training on guided machines, you’ll want to be sure they have enough variety that you can work all the necessary muscles on your body. If you find yourself doing a lot of cardio training as part of your workouts you will want to be sure there are ample machines available.
Nothing is more frustrating than getting to the gym after work to find out that there is not a single machine in sight available for you to use. Ask if they offer a sign-up list where you can write your name and time down to reserve a machine. This is a great solution that many gyms have now come up with to make sure their members can get their workouts in.
10. Cancellation Policy
Finally take a look at the gym's cancellation policy. If you sign up for a 3 year membership and then end up moving after a year due to work, are you going to be partially refunded? It will be a bad situation if they offer no refund or transfer membership.
Some gyms are good about this and some are not so you will have to weigh the likelihood of your cancelling among other things that are discussed above when making your decision.
So, be sure you are considering all of these essential factors when choosing gym. Overlooking just one could lead you to being less than happy with your workout facility and this could end up being the reason why you do not stick with your program.
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About the Author:
Vince DelMonte is the author of No Nonsense Muscle Building: Skinny Guy Secrets To Insane Muscle Gain found By clicking here
Saturday, 17 October 2009
Smart Bodybuilding Nutrition Tips That Work
It never ceases to amaze me how eager bodybuilders are to get meaningful results quickly. They are so eager that they end up listening to whoever they can. This usually leads to what I call "bodybuilding confusion." I am convinced there is a most effective, researched way to train, and a non-productive way to train. Bodybuilders, seek the productive, proven methods.
Every bodybuilder is looking for that secret bodybuilding nutrition tip that catapults muscle building results. Yes, no matter what, it will take consistent, determined effort. However, there is one researched weightlifting nutrition tip that will surely make a difference in adding more muscle to your physique. Bodybuilding nutrition is not just a matter of what you ingest, but more importantly, the time fame of when you ingest these precious nutrients.
By taking in specific nutrients at a highly optimal time in the anabolic muscle building process, you can gain an inside advantage in the bodybuilding growth process.
Most bodybuilding enthusiasts don't even think about this. Some eat to get big. This theory is incorrect. Train to get big, and supplement food, the correct way, to provide a positive muscle growth environment.
However, such things are taking in the proper nutrients within one hour of training can give a bodybuilder just enough of an inside advantage that they begin growing like crazy.
Over the past ten years, there has been ample research on the effects of carbohydrates, and protein on the anabolic, or muscle building, response to muscle building. One researcher, Dr. Paul Cribb has drawn some rather beneficial conclusions resulting from his current research studies regarding this hot bodybuilding nutrition topic.
The big question is what should be consumed either prior to, or after a weightlifting workout. Other questions are what kind of timing; and is there an advantage paying attention to bodybuilding nutrition? These big questions have changed the way we think of anabolic nutrition today. Dr. Cribb and others have aggressively answered these questions, and more from diligent research studies.
In a recent study, Dr. Cribb looked at different combinations of nutrients along with their ingestion timing, and compared them to the effects on bodybuilding. This particular study was very important in identifying the what's, when's, and how's of anabolic nutrition. His conclusions will not only yield valuable fat burning muscle, but also add functional strength.
As a result of the research studies, his main bodybuilding nutrition tip is to combine whey protein, carbs, and creatine all together into a drink which aids in muscle and strength development. According to the research, there was a very positive correlation between these three bodybuilding nutrition nutrients, and muscle building.
Now the next crucial point that needed clarification is the best time to take this muscle building cocktail. His study confirmed that ingesting this weightlifting nutrition cocktail prior to and immediately following each intense bodybuilding workout showed a positive connection between the timing of taking this drink and significant muscle development. His study had other sample groups take the drink at different time periods throughout the day. Interesting enough, the group taking the anabolic nutrition cocktail immediately before, and after an intense workout showed the greatest strength and muscle mass gain. Thus, is it safe to conclude it doesn't matter what you take, but when you take it. The timing of taking the nutrients are crucial to bodybuilding success.
In bodybuilding nutrition there is a period of time immediately following training known as the "window" to ingest these three nutrients. If you miss this limited time, generally within one hour after a hard workout, the muscle building results will not be as good.. During this "window of opportunity" your body will take the good hi-glycemic index carbohydrates and protein, and transport them into the liver, and muscles to begin the lean tissue building, or bodybuilding process. Thus, these nutrients will be used for the purpose of recovery, and getting ready for the next exercise bout, and not intended to be stored as adipose tissue.
There have been several studies concluded throughout the years on pre and post workout nutrition, and the effects of protein synthesis. Another study suggested a spike in protein synthesis when a carbohydrate, and protein bodybuilding nutrition supplement drink is ingested immediately before a high intensity bodybuilding workout. In this particular study, there was an increase in protein synthesis when the bodybuilding nutrition supplement drink was ingested prior to working out as opposed to after.
In summary, experts recommend using 30-50 g of whey protein, with 75-100 g of hi-glycemic index carbohydrates, and 3-5 g of creatine monohydrate, combined in drink form, immediately before, and after each bodybuilding workout. A good bodybuilding nutrition strategy is to drink one half of the drink before, and one half after each bodybuilding training session.
These two bodybuilding tips will make a tremendous difference in your bodybuilding training program. As you now know, timing is everything. Make sure you are drinking the exact cocktail of nutrients prior to, and following hi-intensity workouts in order to maximize the nutrient uptake, and aid in the protein synthesis process.
This article is written by the creators of Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets.com. Visit Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets for more cutting edge weightlifting supplement, and bodybuilding information.
If you want more tips and tricks about BodyBuilding and are tired of searching endless webpages only to be disappionted... then Click Here! and I ASSURE YOU, THAT YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jim_O'Connor
Every bodybuilder is looking for that secret bodybuilding nutrition tip that catapults muscle building results. Yes, no matter what, it will take consistent, determined effort. However, there is one researched weightlifting nutrition tip that will surely make a difference in adding more muscle to your physique. Bodybuilding nutrition is not just a matter of what you ingest, but more importantly, the time fame of when you ingest these precious nutrients.
By taking in specific nutrients at a highly optimal time in the anabolic muscle building process, you can gain an inside advantage in the bodybuilding growth process.
Most bodybuilding enthusiasts don't even think about this. Some eat to get big. This theory is incorrect. Train to get big, and supplement food, the correct way, to provide a positive muscle growth environment.
However, such things are taking in the proper nutrients within one hour of training can give a bodybuilder just enough of an inside advantage that they begin growing like crazy.
Over the past ten years, there has been ample research on the effects of carbohydrates, and protein on the anabolic, or muscle building, response to muscle building. One researcher, Dr. Paul Cribb has drawn some rather beneficial conclusions resulting from his current research studies regarding this hot bodybuilding nutrition topic.
The big question is what should be consumed either prior to, or after a weightlifting workout. Other questions are what kind of timing; and is there an advantage paying attention to bodybuilding nutrition? These big questions have changed the way we think of anabolic nutrition today. Dr. Cribb and others have aggressively answered these questions, and more from diligent research studies.
In a recent study, Dr. Cribb looked at different combinations of nutrients along with their ingestion timing, and compared them to the effects on bodybuilding. This particular study was very important in identifying the what's, when's, and how's of anabolic nutrition. His conclusions will not only yield valuable fat burning muscle, but also add functional strength.
As a result of the research studies, his main bodybuilding nutrition tip is to combine whey protein, carbs, and creatine all together into a drink which aids in muscle and strength development. According to the research, there was a very positive correlation between these three bodybuilding nutrition nutrients, and muscle building.
Now the next crucial point that needed clarification is the best time to take this muscle building cocktail. His study confirmed that ingesting this weightlifting nutrition cocktail prior to and immediately following each intense bodybuilding workout showed a positive connection between the timing of taking this drink and significant muscle development. His study had other sample groups take the drink at different time periods throughout the day. Interesting enough, the group taking the anabolic nutrition cocktail immediately before, and after an intense workout showed the greatest strength and muscle mass gain. Thus, is it safe to conclude it doesn't matter what you take, but when you take it. The timing of taking the nutrients are crucial to bodybuilding success.
In bodybuilding nutrition there is a period of time immediately following training known as the "window" to ingest these three nutrients. If you miss this limited time, generally within one hour after a hard workout, the muscle building results will not be as good.. During this "window of opportunity" your body will take the good hi-glycemic index carbohydrates and protein, and transport them into the liver, and muscles to begin the lean tissue building, or bodybuilding process. Thus, these nutrients will be used for the purpose of recovery, and getting ready for the next exercise bout, and not intended to be stored as adipose tissue.
There have been several studies concluded throughout the years on pre and post workout nutrition, and the effects of protein synthesis. Another study suggested a spike in protein synthesis when a carbohydrate, and protein bodybuilding nutrition supplement drink is ingested immediately before a high intensity bodybuilding workout. In this particular study, there was an increase in protein synthesis when the bodybuilding nutrition supplement drink was ingested prior to working out as opposed to after.
In summary, experts recommend using 30-50 g of whey protein, with 75-100 g of hi-glycemic index carbohydrates, and 3-5 g of creatine monohydrate, combined in drink form, immediately before, and after each bodybuilding workout. A good bodybuilding nutrition strategy is to drink one half of the drink before, and one half after each bodybuilding training session.
These two bodybuilding tips will make a tremendous difference in your bodybuilding training program. As you now know, timing is everything. Make sure you are drinking the exact cocktail of nutrients prior to, and following hi-intensity workouts in order to maximize the nutrient uptake, and aid in the protein synthesis process.
This article is written by the creators of Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets.com. Visit Bodybuilding Supplement Secrets for more cutting edge weightlifting supplement, and bodybuilding information.
If you want more tips and tricks about BodyBuilding and are tired of searching endless webpages only to be disappionted... then Click Here! and I ASSURE YOU, THAT YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Jim_O'Connor
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