Body Building Information

I’m here to give some of my female muscle mass tips that can help you put on muscle as a female. It’s tough to do this for anyone, let alone a female. I’ve been training at this for almost a decade now and it seems like I learned most of the things that work in the just the last few years. There is a lot of misinformation out there when it comes to putting on muscle and it’s pretty sad. The other hard part is that it requires a huge amount of determination. You have to know what you’re doing, but you have to have the will power to apply it day after day after day. That’s the key to success in this sport.

You’re going to need a diet to achieve any sort of female muscle mass. As females we don’t produce as much testosterone as men, [ Continue Reading ]

So you want to grow muscles to look like superman. So you hit the gym frequently to workout your muscles. Two months down the road, you still look more or less the ssame without increasing any muscle mass. Why?

This is because in order to build and grow your muscles effectively, you will need to know the science of building muscles. You must know exactly what to do in order to get those toned and defined muscles. If not, you will be wasting your time in the gym or worse, even develop bodybuilding injuries because you did not approach it in a scientific way.

That said, do you know that there are a few types of different muscle fibers? Some of these fibers have the ability to grow big and provide you with massive strength while others such as endurance muscle fibers are [ Continue Reading ]

If I had a dollar for every supplement question I was asked, I’d be a millionaire.

And that’s unfortunate, because supplements are just that -they’re supposed to go with your good training and nutrition, not take the place of them. No supplement takes the place of good hard work in the gym– none.

But out of all the emails I get from people, most of them ask me which supplements they should use to build muscle, lose fat, or increase strength.

They don’t ask me how they should train or what they should eat. They want to know which supplements to shell out their hard-earned money on.

And I blame this on the slick marketing done by supplement companies. They lead you to believe that by taking their protein powder or fat loss pills, [ Continue Reading ]

So, you’ve figured out your diet. You’re eating frequent small meals that are high in protein, whole grains and vegetables. Now, you’d like to add a few supplements to your diet. (Make sure your diet is rock solid before adding supplements—because a “supplement” is just that “an add on, not a base”). However, with so many supplements out there and a limited budget, how do you know what to purchase and what should be disregarded as marketing hype? Well, below is a list of supplements in order of importance:

Daily Multivitamin

A lot of people may overlook this supplement, but it is nonetheless the most important. Vitamins and minerals contained in multivitamins are essential to many functions of the human body. These [ Continue Reading ]

One of the first things that need to be addressed is your training session frequency. Take a gymnast for example, just by looking at them you can tell that a higher frequency of training over the typical once a week per body part recommendation is what it takes for massive muscle growth. This could be used in any facet of your life, whether you are trying to improve your golf swing, learn a new hobby, or building muscle, doing it more than once a week is essential.

Following that you need to concentrate on the session length. When you let your workouts stretch longer than 45 minutes, you are actually doing more harm than good. Research has shown that your testosterone levels peak at 27 minutes so cutting it off around 30 minutes might be the best idea. Research has also shown [ Continue Reading ]