Saturday, March 20, 2010

How to Get Big Muscles

1. Pre-workout meal: The purpose of a pre-workout meal is to prepare your body for the attack ahead and give you energy throughout the workout period. This meal should be taken about one hour before the workout session. This meal should be rich in complex carbohydrates to ensure adequate energy levels.

2 Mental attitude: This is also of vital importance too. Muscle building, or bodybuilding if you like, is a journey not a destination. You will hit plateaus along the way, when you just can't seem to make gains no matter what you do. Also, the results get less and less noticeable as you advance. But you must push on and sets higher goals all the time. In this game you either move forward or backward, there is no midway. Keep visualizing the person you want to be and believe it can be done.

3 Post workout meal: As soon as possible (within one hour) after working out you should replace the drained fuel by taking down a mixture of protein and carbohydrates. A good quality meal-replacement shake works best here, but you can also drink something as simple as chocolate milk.

4 Train with intensity: Your aim should always be to lift slightly heavier weight each workout. It doesn't always work this way so don't beat yourself too much if you are not able to do this. Try to go beyond your comfort zone without risking injury.

5 Go heavy: If you just aim for cuts, you may never get big. If you aim for gradually increased strength you will eventually get both. Use the heaviest weights that you can handle without losing form. Just make sure you are thoroughly warmed up before tackling your heaviest weight. Do not try to go heavy at every workout week after week though.

6 Rest: It is during rest that your body begins to tear down and rebuild muscle fibe
rs that you trained, causing growth. The importance of adequate rest between workouts cannot be overstated. Having a workout split also helps as you train one or two body parts while the rest are resting.

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