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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

So You Want to Build Bigger Muscle?

By Harley Radowski

Aside from having a healthy body enormous numbers of people, both men and women, are trying to build bigger muscle maybe because they also wanted to spice up their self confidence and get attention as well. Nowadays the public are researching and discovering the best muscle building techniques that are applicable for them.

The human body has various muscle types, from simpler to a more complex one. These muscles give the body its frame and shape. When it comes to muscle growth, the macronutrient that is always associated with that is protein.

Protein is essential if you want to build bigger muscle mass but protein alone is not adequate. Carbohydrates and fats can also help in building a much leaner muscle. Your caloric intake must depend on your body mass but the required intake is usually 3000-6000 calories per day. It should be balanced and should not be only delicious but must also be healthy and/or nutritious. Your diet can play a huge factor in building muscle mass.

Creating a comprehensive physical training routine coupled with a balanced diet is the most popular technique to build bigger muscle. Training in a gym for few days per week is now common. The training should not exceed approximately an hour for each session.

It is important to keep your workout no longer than one hour due to danger of tearing your muscle strands making them weak and brittle. At first, try to keep your workouts around key exercise movement - bench press, leg press, etc. - then proceed to more vigorous training such as lifting a few weights when your body is totally adjusted to your training.

Overtraining causes sore muscles. Sore muscles indicate muscle growth but it is advisable not to continuously train muscles that are sore. Provide time for rest and allow soreness heal. Rest in between workouts gives your muscles a chance to grow.

Do you believe that muscles actually grow while you sleep? Sleeping stimulates your brain's pituitary gland to release growth hormones which includes tryptophan, glycine, ornithine, and arginine. It is necessary for you to have an ample time for rest because this is the time when your muscles and even your bones are beginning to augment.

Getting enough rest is as essential as dieting and physical training. You can get a lot of benefit in sleeping for six to eight hours every day. Adequate rest is also needed even if you are undergoing a vigorous physical training. Resting is actually the time when your muscles are starting to grow and enhance.

Training for muscle growth also includes the superset system. This training involves the use of three or four different types of exercise for the same muscle. This will also give you an ultimate pump in the muscle belly and an increase in muscle size and strength will be achieved with repetitive training sessions. However, do not favor a single body part when working out as this can cause muscular imbalances.

I'm sure you would agree it would be odd to have a big upper body and skinny legs or vice versa? That's an example of muscular imbalance. It is therefore necessary to balance not only your diet but your muscle training as well. Achieving proper muscular balance involves paying attention to the muscle which lacks mass or leanness.

Cardiovascular exercise is another important thing while having a workout. It should be carried out either before or after your vigorous training as it helps in providing a maximum heart function. You only need to perform this exercise for a minimum of once a week to a maximum of once every two weeks.

However executing cardio more often than this is exhausting and can take away the quality of your muscle gains resulting in a much smaller muscle size which is certainly not what you are trying to accomplish. Cardiovascular exercise is usually done in the early morning more often than not before breakfast.

Falling in trenches during the muscle building process is expected. It is advisable to control your impatience when working out. Lack of patience is the biggest and most common hindrance of novices or even the hard gainers. Their eagerness to gain muscle mass early on only hurts them.

Patience is the only key to success. You should also keep in mind that consistency, discipline, knowledge and determination will also help you in achieving your goal. - 17268

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