Wednesday, November 5, 2014
About BODYBUILDERS
Bodybuilders are great athletes. They are fitness personified. That’s evident in how they transformed their bodies into the massive hunk of muscles that they are. And we know that getting to that state is definitely not easy, so we know that their words of wisdom have truth in them. They know the difference between good carbs vs bad carbs, post workout nutrition, whether you really need cardio, and much, much more.
Stimulate the muscle, don't annihilate it
The difference between having a
well-developed physique or looking like a guy that 'works out once in a
while' is in your applied training knowledge. Here are 6 training
secrets from the best. Apply these and see if they work for you!
In my earliest days of being an aspiring bodybuilder, I trained too often and too hard. Believe you me; I trained harder than most top bodybuilding stars. I'm not saying this to brag about myself; in fact it's quite the opposite.
I'm saying this to point out how ignorant I was when it came to applying real life training methods that actually build muscle and not just tear it down.
The difference between having a muscular, well-developed physique or looking like a guy that "works out once in a while" is in your applied training knowledge. At first I reasoned that going to the gym 5 or 6 times a week was a sure path to building an outstanding physique.
After a few fruitless years of weight training at the university of futile methods, I discovered 6 powerful muscle-building secrets from the WORLD'S BEST BODYBUILDERS. Once I applied this scientifically sound training knowledge to my bodybuilding lifestyle, in 12 month's time I built more muscle size and strength than in the previous 3 years.
Check and see how many of these 6 secrets you're applying to your bodybuilding lifestyle!
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This has to be the granddaddy secret of them all. If I had just a dime for every person who gave up weight training because of over-training, I would quite possibly be the richest man in the world. I learned this secret from Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman.
8 Time Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman.
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Here was one of the best bodybuilders that ever lived, and I was doing
more sets and reps in my weight training than he was. Ronnie Coleman
believes that you should strive to,
"Stimulate the muscle, don't annihilate it."
Once a muscle has been thoroughly stimulated, more sets and reps will just retard growth.
Great bodybuilders like Ronnie Coleman limit the number of sets and reps per workout, this make's it easier to target your specified muscle and enhance its overall potential. Too many bodybuilders are guilty of "over-training." Most weight lifters just go into the gym and do countless exercises per muscle group and never give a thought to what-or-why they train the way they do.
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It's that type of approach to training that leads to insignificant gains
in muscle mass and overall fitness. To stimulate muscle growth pick 1
or 2 basic exercises per muscle group and perform 4 to 6 all out hard
work sets for each exercise. Rep range should be between 6 to 20 reps
with all the weight you can safely handle.
Mistakes That Kills Your Gains
Consuming a large
amount of calories is a must if you want to pack on muscle mass for a
larger, stronger, more powerful frame. However, food alone won't get you
to the promised land. To achieve this sought-after balance of muscular
harmony, you need to build quality muscle mass through a combination of diet and exercise.
Combined with the right nutritional approach
Many dedicated gym-goers will hit the gym anyway. They say there are some days you just have to push through. Which is true—to a point. There comes a time, though, when you're only stacking abuse on top of abuse.
You need to listen to your body and what it's asking—or screaming at you. Maybe it's saying that a day or two of straight-up, no-strings-attached rest is necessary.
Or perhaps it's telling you that knocking against the ceiling of your abilities every day isn't the way to go, and that a program with more built-in periodization is a better fit for your abilities and lifestyle.
Athletes learn and improve. You know who doesn't? Injured athletes. Muscle tears, strains, and systemic overtraining will all cost you time and muscle mass. Don't give up performance in the name of ego!
Combined with the right nutritional approach
Mistake 1: Not Listening to Your Body
You're scheduled to hit the gym for a big chest day today, but your triceps and front delts still ache from your last shoulder workout. You had mediocre sleep last night that left you feeling far less than energized. What do you do?Many dedicated gym-goers will hit the gym anyway. They say there are some days you just have to push through. Which is true—to a point. There comes a time, though, when you're only stacking abuse on top of abuse.
You need to listen to your body and what it's asking—or screaming at you. Maybe it's saying that a day or two of straight-up, no-strings-attached rest is necessary.
Or perhaps it's telling you that knocking against the ceiling of your abilities every day isn't the way to go, and that a program with more built-in periodization is a better fit for your abilities and lifestyle.
Athletes learn and improve. You know who doesn't? Injured athletes. Muscle tears, strains, and systemic overtraining will all cost you time and muscle mass. Don't give up performance in the name of ego!
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Erwin Kleinsasser From Innsbruck, Austria
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Cleanning Up Your Diet
If you are shaped like most men, you carry most of your excess heft on your belly. You may have spent hours working on your abs without seeing results. That’s because the fat just under your skin is very slow to burn. But now there are new ways to target exercise-resistant ab fat.
Food can be your most powerful tool for fighting belly fat—if you know how and what to eat! By maintaining a balance of energy through strategic eating, you control the release of a hormone that causes the body to hoard fat.
The first step to finding your six pack is to clean up your diet. If you want to see your ab muscles, you need to decrease your overall body fat. Get rid of processed "junk" foods, sugars and processed carbs. Eat more vegetables, nuts, and fruits, organic lean protein and healthy fats, such as olive oil, fish oils, and avocados. Try eating several small meals each day and avoid late night snacking. Eat some protein for breakfast, lots of vegetables, fruits, and fiber and drink water rather than calorie-laden beverages. Don't cut calories drastically or you could inadvertently lower your metabolism. Bottom line: eat more high quality, nutrient rich foods and eat fewer empty, processed calories.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Face of Today (Coolest Guy)
To be Nominated #Face of Today Summit your Abs picture to ronnie.colmann@gmail.com
Category : Coolest guy
Facebook; Gregg Thad Maddox
Welcoming you to MuscleMag
This Blog welcomes everyone passionate about fitness ,Focus on helping others to adopt a healthy body,fitness and a nutrient-rich clean eating diet as a lifestyle and also educate on the uses of chemical substance such as steroid for a quick fix.
Everyone
wants "Six Pack Abs." While it's not always easy to get strong, amazing
abdominal muscles, you can find your inner six pack, or at least a
strong, toned, and flat belly, when you combine healthy eating, with a
solid fitness routine that includes endurance, strength and specific
exercises for your abs and core.
This is where i am concern,providing daily or weekly tips on how to attain a 6 abs level.
Picture nomination of the most sexy and well fit body will be publish.Member are free to submit their best picture for selection.
Thanks
Ronnie
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