Sunday, September 16, 2012

Do you have problems with muscle building?

Have you been going to the gym regularly for months and was not able to put any serious poundage? If you answered yes to any of these questions, it is time to step back and make plans. Building muscle is not rocket science. There are four key factors that will mean the difference between survival and building lean muscle. You should ask yourself these four questions.
And my optimal diet to build muscle?

It's time to get the "3 meals a day" mentality, and if you want to win (or lose) weight you need to eat your all over the body, six times a day, this means dividing your meals big and eat about once every three hours . Not only is this good for the metabolism of your, but your body will be used instead of foods stored as fat.

Should your six meals a day, consisting of complex carbohydrates and proteins mainly. You should aim for at least thirty grams of protein per meal. Protein-rich foods are lean meat, chicken, fish, egg whites, cheese and dairy products. Found on complex carbohydrates in brown rice, brown bread and potatoes. Stay away from foods that contain salt and sugar

I would like to use dietary supplements, and when should I take it?

If you can afford it you should use supplements. The three basic you should consider are proteins, carbohydrates and creatine. Whey protein supplements are the best way known to provide high quality protein to your muscles. This makes shakes particularly effective after your workouts, when your body is craving protein muscle regrowth.

There are three key times that supplements should be taken. First thing in the morning, and after exercise and before bedtime. If your diet is up to you should not need supplements at any other time. Do not use supplements to replace meals. Supplements supplements, not a meal replacement.

I'm training hard and not smart?

The biggest mistake in the new lifters are thinking as far as workout larger they get. Could not be further from the truth! Two basic rules that you should remember when it comes to weight training. First, the quality is better than quantity. Second, compound exercises build muscle kings.

Compound exercises require at least two movements shared. The main compound exercises are the bench press, squat, wide grip seat and pull up position. These movements recruit many more muscle fibers to be used for the transfer of weight. Means working more muscle groups, and the practice is more difficult and the growth potential much larger.

In general, you should make three exercises to practice and isolation compound one. For example, have your back / biceps workout range consists of pull-ups grip, class roots, bent in a row and stands Bicep Curl. You might think that this is not enough to work the biceps of your own? False. And worked your biceps heavily in all parts of these exercises, and biceps curl ends without limitation.

Must be a training session not to exceed one hour. And you only need to train muscle group once a week. This means split routine should only need to be three days a week. In fact, most professional bodybuilders do not train four times a week. Remember, it is quality, not quantity.

And should I take enough rest and recovery time?

When you exercise, do not build muscle, you break. Why you looked "pumped" when you're at the gym because of muscle tissue swelling and damage. Your muscles actually grow when you're resting. So, in simple terms, is not equal to the rest of the muscle growth.

Relax even when you're not working on. Gently on the heart. And make sure you get plenty of sleep. Sleep is the body once and build muscle. This is why it is important to eat before going to sleep, so your body has the fuel to repair muscle in your sleep.

Simple is not it?

So you can see that in spite of what you read in magazines or on the Internet for building muscle, it is surprisingly simple. If you get four aspects that I mentioned right in this article, you can build muscle. If you have any questions, I exist in the Forum on my site. See the links in my bio.

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