Showing posts with label no nonsense muscle building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label no nonsense muscle building. Show all posts

Thursday, September 29, 2011

4 Simple Steps to Help Build Pure Muscle

Everyone has different opinions on how to build muscle. If you are one of many that are frustrated with your progress in the gym, then I have 4 simple steps to help you build pure muscle effectively.

A lot of people don’t utilize all of these steps properly. If you want to build a lean and muscular physique, you must follow these essential steps.

Get ready to learn the 4 simple steps to building muscle quickly without any drugs or useless supplements.

Plan on lifting weights at least 4 times per week. Your goal is to use resistance training to stimulate your muscles, which results in muscle growth. Your muscles will grow outside the gym with proper nutrition and rest. You should allow 72 hours for each body part to rest before working them again. As a general rule I would suggest working upper body and lower body twice per week. For example, a Mon. (upper) Tues. (lower) Thurs. (upper) Fri. (lower) split.

Concentrate on eating 5-7 balanced meals a day from protein, carbohydrates and fats. If your goal is to build muscle, 35% of your food consumption should be from protein, 45% from carbohydrates and 20% from fat. Make sure that at least 4-5 of those meals are from whole food sources and no more than 2-3 from whey protein shakes or liquid meal replacements.

Focus on stretching for half of the time spent lifting weights. This does not mean that you spend half your time at the gym stretching, but if you lift for one hour then plan on spending half an hour in that day or evening stretching your stressed body parts. One of the biggest mistakes that people make is neglecting to stretch. When training your muscles the tissue shortens as it is broken down, becoming  slower and more injury prone. Stretching helps to restore normal  length to the muscles allowing them to contract quicker and more explosively than the previous workout. As a general rule of thumb- if you spend 4 hours a week in the gym, then plan on spending 2 hours during the week stretching your muscles. Stretching is crucial for muscle growth!

Stay away from supplements that have not been around for at least three years. Most supplements that have been around longer than three years have had enough research support and customer satisfaction to survive. If you stick to this rule you will see only a small portion of supplements still existing. These are a few that you should not go without: multi-vitamin, fish oil capsules, creatine and whey protein powder. These products will give you a great foundation for health, strength and pure muscle mass.

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Thursday, September 1, 2011

5 Weight Training Tips For Pure Muscle Growth

       Most people are not taught or shown the proper way to weight train. I see guys everyday who don't know the first thing about proper technique.They see guys walking around built of pure muscle, become inspired and automatically think that if they throw a few weights around that they will look like that in no time. This is so far from the truth. I have put together a list of 5 tips that are important for weight training success.

 EDUCATION:  First, you need to ask yourself how much you really know about weight training. If the answer is “not much”, then you should look into a personal trainer or read some books to gain sufficient knowledge about building muscle.

             SET REALISTIC GOALS:  Second, you must decide why you are lifting weights. Are you trying to put on 30 pounds of pure muscle? Are you trying to build a little muscle and shed fat? These are things that you must ask yourself before you start your program. If you decide you want to gain 30 pounds in 6 months, then plan on gaining 5 pounds a month. Once you decide what you want out of weight training, and you have a clear thought process of where you want to be, your goals will seem obtainable.

           COMMITMENT and CONSISTENCY:   You must be committed to your goals 100%, or else you will fail to reach them. Research a weight training program that best fits your goals and what you are trying to accomplish. Once you find a program you need to stick with it! It will take time to see results, but it will be worth every drop of sweat. Consistency plays a huge role in reaching weight training goals (this is where the muscle is built). If you take a day of here and a day of there you are slowing your results, which will not allow you to reach your goals in the time allotted.

             PROPER TECHNIQUE:  Weight training technique is the single most important piece to building muscle. If you are not a doctor you are not going to perform surgery on yourself right? If you do not know a lot about weight training do not try to teach yourself proper technique. You will be cheating your body of pure muscle that you worked hard for, and most importantly, you will greatly increase your chances of injury. So do yourself a favor and check your ego at the door and get the proper guidance needed.

             ADVANCEMENT:  Approach your weight training goals in sections. You don’t have to achieve everything in two weeks. For example, you want to add 30 pounds to your bench press. This will not happen overnight. Try gaining 2 ½-5 pounds per week over a 6 month period (very achievable). I also recommend keeping a log book to track your reps and weight. This will easily allow you to monitor and increase weight or reps, which will lead to more strength. As your strength increases so will your muscle size.

Follow these 5 tips for building pure muscle mass in the gym. Remember, commitment and consistency is the key to obtaining your weight training goals.

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Proper sports nutrition supplementation is not a bad idea for maximum results. Most people do not get all the vitamins, minerals and protein they need through their daily diet. Make sure that you choose the right supplements for the goals you are trying to achieve.