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THE ROLE OF WEIGHT TRAINING IN BUILDING LEAN MUSCLE MASS

Posted on March 4, 2023 by admin

If you’re looking to build muscle mass, weight training is an essential
component of your fitness routine.

Weight training involves using resistance to challenge your muscles and
stimulate growth, resulting in increased muscle size, strength, and definition.
But if you’re new to weight training, it can be overwhelming to know where to
start.

In this article, we’ll break down the basics of weight training for muscle mass
and provide tips on how to optimize your workouts.


FOCUS ON COMPOUND EXERCISES

Compound exercises are a tried and tested way to work multiple muscle groups at
the same time.

These exercises are highly effective for building muscle mass because they
recruit a large number of muscle fibers and stimulate growth throughout the
entire body. Compound exercises include squats, deadlifts, bench pressing, and
pull ups.


USE PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD

Progressive overload is the concept of gradually increasing the weight, sets, or
reps in your workout over time.

This forces your muscles to adapt and grow to handle the increased demand. Start
with a weight that challenges you, but that you can perform with proper form,
and gradually increase the weight as you become stronger.


VARY YOUR REP RANGES

Varying your rep ranges can help you target different muscle fibres and
stimulate growth in different ways.

Aim for a mix of low, moderate, and high rep ranges in your workouts. For
example, you might do sets of 4-6 reps with heavy weight, sets of 8-12 reps with
moderate weight, and sets of 15-20 reps with lighter weight.


GET ENOUGH REST AND RECOVERY

Rest and recovery play one of the most important roles when weight training to
build muscle mass. When you lift weights, you create small tears in your muscle
fibres.

It is during rest and recovery that your muscles repair and grow stronger. Aim
for at least 48 hours of rest between weight training sessions and prioritize
sleep, hydration, and nutrition to support your recovery.


FUEL YOUR WORKOUTS WITH PROPER NUTRITION

Proper nutrition is essential for building muscle mass. It is highly recommended
that you make it a priority to consume a well-rounded, nutritious diet that
encompasses an adequate amount of protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats.

Protein is particularly important for muscle growth, so aim for at least 1 gram
of protein per pound of body weight per day. Additionally, consider
incorporating supplements such as creatine and branched-chain amino acids
(BCAAs) to support muscle growth and recovery.


CONCLUSION

In conclusion, weight training is a highly effective way to build muscle mass.
By focusing on compound exercises, using progressive overload, varying your rep
ranges, prioritizing rest and recovery, and fuelling your workouts with proper
nutrition, you can maximize your results and achieve your muscle-building goals.

As always, consult with a qualified fitness professional before starting any new
exercise program, particularly if you have any underlying medical conditions or
injuries.

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BRANCH WARREN WINS ARNOLD CLASSIC 2012

Posted on March 4, 2012 by admin

Coming back from the injury to his right leg, Branch Warren looked better than
ever in the line up at the Arnold Classic in Columbus, Ohio this weekend. Branch
posed with awesome confidence and made it look easy. You could see no weakness
or size difference in the right leg at all. The man is a fantastic example of
what you can achieve with dedication to bodybuilding. This is the 2nd Arnold
Classic win for Branch, again pushing Dennis Wolf into the runner up position.
Got to feel for Dennis getting defeated by Branch a second time.

Just in case you didn’t get the full story about the injury, Branch sustained a
torn quad tendon in 2011 after slipping while climbing into his car. The leg was
operated on in Texas and Branch was told he would make a 100% recovery. And what
a recovery! Coming back after only 7 months to win the Arnold Classic! You can
see Branch posing on the Arnold Classic stage in the video below.



Double Front Biceps






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SKIP LACOUR’S BODYBUILDING NUTRITION – BUILD MUSCLE & LOSE BODY FAT

Posted on September 20, 2011 by admin

Just a quick heads up on a great new bodybuilding nutrition guide from Natural
Bodybuilder Skip LaCour. The guide is designed to help you pack on the lean
muscle you have been chasing for so long. Most amateur bodybuilders train hard
and train body parts with all the correct exercises but many, including myself,
fail when it comes to diet. Personally, I think diet is more important for
results than the training itself. Imagine what your results would be like if
nailed the nutrition in your diet.


Do You Want To Be A Beast Like This?



 



 

Don’t think you’re going to look like this by eating a few burgers and downing a
few protein shakes. It takes a proper knowledge and understanding of the
nutrition required for the best results. This guide has all the information you
need. Includes done for you meal plans, food logs, free audio download on how to
get lean and shredded and the top 10 secrets of the best bodybuilders report.

If you want to see more information about the bodybuilding nutrition product
just click on Skips picture.

Train hard and live long.

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