Saturday, March 22, 2008

7 Muscle Building Tips

7 Muscle Building Tips

Here are 7 important muscle building tips that will get you muscular and lean in a short period of time.

Tips 1.

Up the protein. No matter what you hear from studies, doctors, or many times individuals who've never stepped inside a gym, protein does help increase muscle mass. Ask the trainees who have had success in building lean muscle and all will agree you need to increase your protein for muscular results.

Tips 2.

Train heavy but safely. Go as heavy as you can in strict form. You may be able to lift even heavier weight, but you'll likely be compromising your form, making the movement less effective and more dangerous.

Tips 3.

Do big movements for mass. The big movements are the following: Squats, Deadlifts, Dips, Chins. There are others that can be classified as big movements, but these will get you started gaining major muscle.


Tips 4.

Eat meals throughout the day. Keep putting the protein food down throughout the day, preferably every 3 hours. These don't have to be full on meals, but rather can be protein shakes or bars. This will keep your body in a steady muscle building state throughout the day.

Tips 5.

Creatine. Taking creating can improve your strength and lead to greater mass gains. It's not a magic bullet, but it's also not a scam supplement. It can provide good benefits for muscle gain.

Tips 6.

Don't overtrain! Rest! The biggest killer of muscular gains is overtraining. Your body grows during it's recovery or rest period. If you don't allow your body days off from training, then you simply are not allowing your muscles to grow. Taking every other day off from training can be very conducive to gaining more muscle.

Tips 7.

Get on a proven Muscle Building Program! The quickest way to gain muscle in only a few months, is to get on a muscle building program, follow everything it says to do, and watch your body grow. A good program will take all the guesswork out of how to develop the most muscle in the shortest amount of time.

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