Author: rxbodybuilders

There are a few different ways you can train in the gym. Do you train like a person who walks on eggshells, timid of an injury and never really ready to push yourself to the limits? Do you train halfheartedly, giving incredible focus to some body parts while neglecting others? Or do you train all-out, like a man with nothing to lose? If you are looking for a leg workout which allows you to completely saturate the upper thighs with blood and delivers serious growth, you’ve come to the right place! Let’s get started. Leg Extensions This intro to leg…

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The following advice is For Advanced Bodybuilders Only As bodybuilders solidify their adherence to the rules of bodybuilding, something starts to happen. They begin to succeed. They grow like they’ve never grown. Their strength reaches new level, and their bodies reach new sizes. Consistency delivers results. And as results begin to accumulate the body is suddenly able to handle new workloads, and must, in order to continue to grow. There are two ways a body can be challenged in order to stimulate new growth- Training heavier and training longer. Training heavier is always the goal of beginner and intermediate bodybuilders.…

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It is wise to never think that by putting oneself in a type of muscle building food diet is such a painful process. Essentially, if ones goal is to lose fat or gain muscles, working to get a proper nutrition happens to be 80 percent in the whole exercise of bodybuilding. If a person has not yet grasped this then he/she could be along period away from a focal point of observing any result. The wonderful news is that ones taste buds can be omitted from suffering if the owner does not really want them. This doesn’t mean that a…

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A number of exercises have been recognized for the drastic ways in which they have contributed to a complete overhaul of bodybuilding as a sport. These exercises are an integral part that makes up a holistic bodybuilding program. It is not good to take for granted some important tidbits that matter most to us. Basic exercises have been around for so long that we tend to think that their usefulness has died. It hasn’t. Stretching exercises form the core of every bodybuilding routine. The processes involved when doing each exercise are very important. They require to be mastered as early…

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Q:  Ab boards… I see some guys using them and some guys not using them, and the ones who use them seem to have better abs. Are ab boards the best thing for building abs? A: Not necessarily. Truth is, ab workouts should focus on isolation. However you are able to achieve that isolation is what you ought to go with. Some people can really bear down on their abs on an abdominal board that has a slight foot elevation. But remember, you can lose isolative focus on anything – the floor, a board, or in some other crunch position.…

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Do you have a tough time adding size to your physique? You lift heavy, sleep at least eight hours, and take good care of yourself. You follow a strict bodybuilding diet, opting for piles and piles of yellow rice, pasta, chicken breasts, and lean cuts of turkey. The problem is, despite all of your best efforts, you are just unable to consume enough calories to actually add weight to your frame. Now, you could add the weight if you wanted to toss in 5 Twinkies and a whole lotta cinnamon rolls to your daily diet. However, this would obviously result…

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From aching body joints, stiff backbones to sore muscles, bodybuilders are always complaining of injuries and impairments that shadow their gym lives. Injuries are second to normalcy to any bodybuilder or athlete though more prevalent to those who are in full bodybuilding excursions, due to that psychological or physical stress that has been placed upon the body. Injuries cannot be just wished away and might cost one the gains one has labored, by missing work outs, lack of sleep as well as ending that promising career. It is thus paramount to be aware of the different injuries that one at…

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We all start from about the same spot when it comes to lifting weights. True, our bodies are all built differently, and we all have different beginning muscle sizes, body types, body fat levels, and muscle insertions. But when it comes to being introduced to weights, and growing our training environments and knowledge, the evolution is usually the same. It usually starts in middle school. Perhaps we played a sport, or maybe we didn’t. We begin to see differences in our bodies from our peers as we all enter puberty. It becomes obvious to us that some of us have…

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Q:  I have really been into HIT lately, but I am losing strength, overall, on it. Is this normal to start HIT training and find that the second workout with the same body part finds you weaker? A: A lot of factors play into whether you feel weaker or not. Rest, food and recovery are key. So is water intake and pre-workout supplementation. Use creatine for pre-workouts, eat enough calories (though not right before you train because that can sap your strength too, believe it or not), and check to see that you’re not low in T3 levels (get a…

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High-volume training works wonders for some bodybuilders. Devoting 4 to 5 days per week to training, and spending 45 to 75 minutes in each session allows intermediate and advanced trainers to effectively stimulate each body part, while still allowing at least two full days for recovery. This is just about the ceiling that every bodybuilder should utilize when training, in terms of volume. However, there is a time when the bodybuilder needs to increase the volume even more. For times like this, we have the perfect workout for you! This sort of training, over time, can lead to serious wear…

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