Author: rxbodybuilders

If you are looking to get big fast, you should follow the five tips provided in this article. If you are tired of spending a lot of time in the gym, then this article will help you spend less time while you are there. If you are holding a steady job, raising a couple of kids then you probably want to spend as little time as you can in the gym. In order to get big fast you need to; 1. Remember the basics If you want to increase your muscle mass fast, you need to shorten your training session…

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There are several factors that must be considered in the preliminary stages of a bodybuilding program. These factors constitute the mandatory considerations that determine the effectiveness of a bodybuilding program long after the beginner handles have been overcome. How well a body builder considers each of these factors, determine the dependability of the foundational stages upon which later stages of a bodybuilding program are reliant. We are calling this the initial bodybuilding program simply because it must be revised in context of eventualities encourse the program implementation. The first of these factors is the objective of training. If a body…

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Being an ectomorph is tough. You work your tail off and gain weight very slowly. When you finally do add some weight, you’re just a mild cold or weekend off of dieting away from losing it all. Gains come slow and they are lost quickly. But there is hope. Here are some basic rules you should follow if looking to add some mass to your frame the old fashioned way- hard work and consistency! Weight Training You’ve got to put in your hours in the weight room if you want to add a great deal of mass to your frame.…

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Many articles have been written about the woes of overtraining. Lots of authors like to wax philosophical to those people without the heart to train like madmen for hours per day in pursuit of a larger and thicker body. It’s true that many bodybuilders can’t keep up with the demands in terms of diet and recovery that are needed to train using high volume. It’s also true that many lifters are just plain lazy, and are quite attracted to the prospect of only training 25 minutes, three times per week. Whatever the cause, high-intensity, low volume training has its fan…

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Many bodybuilders, particularly those of the skinnier, ectomorphic build, avoid cardiovascular exercise like the plague. They’re very well aware of the fact that it took them many years to add the 25 or 35 pounds of muscle to their body that they have. And they know how dangerous pre-contest phases can be for losing hard earned muscle. Here are some tips to keeping your muscle as you burn the body fat. Run early Complete your cardio first thing in the morning. You should have an empty stomach, with the exception of possibly black coffee, Crystal Lite, or some cold water.…

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From time to time, we all find ourselves crammed into a busy gym with dozens of other trainers all anxious to use the same machines. This can be awkward and uncomfortable at times. However, by planning ahead and using proper etiquette, we can all get through this together! Plan ahead Keep an eye on the piece of equipment you wish to use next. When it becomes available, you should pounce on it. Most people use each machine for 3 to 4 sets, so you should be able to estimate the amount of time a machine will be in use, and…

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Bodybuilders, like all human beings, begin their journey through life with certain gifts and deficits. Some men walk into the gym as 25-year old bean poles, finally ready to overcome the curse of skinniness they’ve worn their entire lives. Others pick up weights in high school on a whim and end up looking like mini-Arnold’s within six months of training. Still others seem to always have that spare tire on their waist no matter what. It’s all in the genetics, right? Let’s look at a few body types and determine what advantages and disadvantages you’ll have once you enter the…

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If you’ve been a fan of the classical or Iron Age period of bodybuilding, you no doubt remember a time when the forearms stood out like they just don’t do today. They started small at the wrist, and then worked their way out to a point where they almost peaked like the biceps. They were lean, striated with veins, and just looked incredible. Men like Casey Viator and Steve Brisbois come to mind. They had forearms the likes of which have been unseen on bodybuilding stages in the last 10 or 15 years! Today’s bodybuilders are more massive than they…

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When you enter the gym to train arms, you have to give certain exercises priority over others. After all, some movements simply work better than others. You cannot dedicate equal energy to every single exercise for a body part. You’d never place cable crossovers on the same level as incline bench press, when it came to chest. You’d never place leg extensions on the same plane as squats, when it came to leg training. Yet for some reason, many bodybuilders seem to just toss any and all exercises at the arms in the hopes of saturating them with a wide…

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Q: I have great legs – everyone says so. However, I want more meatiness near the knee joint. I have such tiny joints and the more muscles I have near those joints, the better. How can I do this? I have been training for years and have done well, but not gotten as much near the knee as I could have? A: Hitting the lower quads is tricky, because the work you do can be truly compromising for the knees. I’d do a good deal of pre-exhaustion work, or a regular regimen of supersets. Mostly, I’d do extensions immediately followed…

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