Skinny to Muscular tips

Posted by admin on February 25th, 2010

Here are 4 tips you need to consider when planning to turn your body from skinny to muscular.

Planning is important for many things in life for a number of reasons. It helps you organize, it keeps you motivated and it creates the time and space you need to get what you want done. When you want to build muscles to look and feel better and stronger this is the same because it can be frustrating at times and will take time and energy to do in the long run. Make sure you plan out when you need to go to the gym, what you need to eat, what your weight goal might be and even what you will do each day to increase your muscle mass.

This is a biggie for skinny guys who want bigger muscles. As has been mentioned your metabolism fights your muscle growth because your body never has enough energy and nutrients for muscle repair. To combat this you must learn to eat much more calories than you are used to so that you body cannot burn through them so fast there is nothing left. Try eating non filling high calorie and protein foods such as pasta, rice, avocado, tuna and salmon in olive oil and others that allow you to each a lot without being full but pack in much needed calories.

While you may start out being able to lift much do not lower the weight to lift more as this defeats the purpose of placing stress on your muscles that is the driving force behind muscle growth and development of strength. Shorter more muscularly exhausting weight lifting sessions are your best friend for skinny guy’s muscles and their eventual growth.

This may sound crazy to start with … surly time and effort equals results right? WRONG! The body needs rest time to repair and increase muscle mass so hitting the gym every day actually gives the body problems with diverting energy to what you want; Bigger ripped muscles. Instead if you stress your muscles enough and take a bit more time in-between workout days you will double your results by doing the right thing by your body.

Big Muscles – Gym tips

Posted by admin on January 14th, 2010

Are you using the correct weightlifting techniques? – If your weight lifting techniques or form are incorrect, not only will your training retarded, you are also inviting injury. When you exercise you must think and focus on the working muscles, instead of mindlessly repeating the motions, do take note of how you perform each exercise and rep. Do so with deliberation and at the beginning and end of every lift, pause and squeeze the muscles you are exercising. Mind and muscle must connect! Never never use momentum of the swing to lift the weights and let gravity pull the weight down. That is why you must lift slowly and lower slowly feeling the tension in your muscles and resisting the load all the time.

Use Free Weights – Most machines do not involve as much of the synergistic muscles (supporting muscles) as free weights do and so are less effective than free weights to recruit more muscle fibers to build bigger muscle mass. Synergistic muscles are the smaller muscles that aid the main muscles in balance and strength in each lift. Machines have its uses, but for beginners (with an experienced spotter) and do use free weights more often.

Workout with compound exercises – Compound exercises are exercises that involve 2 or more joint movements and thereby employing bigger muscles and more synergistic muscles to boot. Bench presses, dead lifts, squats, and chin ups amongst others are fantastic compound exercises. To add icing to the cake, because of the massive utilization of your muscles, you will pant, puff and sweat more. That means your routine also has a cardio effect and you will burn body fat calories even hours after you stepped out of the gym.


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