muscles

  1. 01dragonslayer

    Patience in Bodybuilding

    In body building patience can be said to be the greatest virtue that any one in bodybuilding should follow. This is because the practice is not a one day event and everyone wishing to join must be ready for a life time routine whether he likes it or not. Many people fail and quit in body...
  2. 01dragonslayer

    Top 10 Reasons Why Bodybuilders Fail To Grow

    ail To Plan, Plan To Fail: Top 10 Reasons Why Bodybuilders Fail To Grow Are you frustrated with the lack of growth you’re experiencing? Then read on… FACT ONE the reason bodybuilders don’t grow is because they don’t know what state there body is in to start with. Without accurately assessing...
  3. 01dragonslayer

    Understanding what is important about building muscle

    It is much easier to answer questions about weight loss or slimming than it is to answer questions about building muscles. This is because the market is awash with products for building muscles from equipment to supplements that all promise miraculous results. Truth be told, the best way to...
  4. EG News

    Carry Your Way to Elite Strength and Conditioning with These 4 Moves

    There are tons of articles on neglected or forgotten muscles and movements, but IMO the king of neglected is the humble, simple, but not easy farmer’s carry. Holding weights in your hands and walking, what muscles do this work, and how does this improve me? Just because this exercise is not...
  5. 01dragonslayer

    Can an elliptical build muscle?

    Elliptical muscle building is using the elliptical trainer to work the upper and lower body. The elliptical trainer works out the back, shoulders, pectorals, glutes, obliques, quads, biceps, and triceps. However, you need to put in the effort and push yourself to your limit to see any positive...
  6. 01dragonslayer

    Can a punching bag build muscle?

    One aspect of boxing that most boxers find confusing is if training with a punching bag is necessary. There are different options for training as a boxer; while some choose punching bags, others prefer to utilize mitts and shadow ox, and some use no equipment at all. When you're learning a new...
  7. 01dragonslayer

    Does Rock Climbing Build Muscle?

    Rock climbing seems scary and fun from a general perspective, but on closer observation, it's one of the best workouts for your body. If you've ever attempted rock climbing, you must know it's not an easy task as it involves using different parts of your body, like your arms, core, back, legs...
  8. 01dragonslayer

    What are the 7 hardest muscles to build?

    According to Biology, 40% of your body weight is from the muscles. Fascinating, right? Phenomenal muscles mean working extra hard to ensure they are equally built. This might seem like a walk in the park, but achieving this is challenging as you must devise a functional workout routine. If you...
  9. 01dragonslayer

    The 7 Easiest Muscles To Build

    For all gym rats and lovers of bodybuilding, you'll realize that not all muscle groups are easy to build; while some are quite easy to build, others are now challenging. Your calf muscles, your abdominal muscles, and your forearm muscles are all examples of muscles that are hard to build. These...
  10. 01dragonslayer

    Should I Lose Weight Before Building Muscle?

    This is quite a complicated question for some as there are nuances that help decide whether you should first lose weight before deciding on building muscles or the other vice versa. If you are a novice regarding fitness, it's mandatory that you seek advice from a fitness professional like a...
  11. 01dragonslayer

    Does swimming build muscle?

    Swimming is a low-impact sport that engages a wide range of muscle groups. This activity is more than a sport, it works different muscles in the body in different ways, and the exciting part is that most people take swimming as their favorite pastime. So the benefits of swimming are not limited...
  12. 01dragonslayer

    Does running build leg muscle?

    When it comes to building muscle, most people first think of hitting the gym or doing strength training. However, you can build muscle without doing any of these by running and having a strict training and nutrition plan. This comes as a relief to those that don't like lifting heavy weights but...
  13. 01dragonslayer

    Can you build muscle after 40?

    The life of a 40-year-old is filled with more responsibilities than a 21, and this can make it difficult to include hitting the gym to build muscles. When you think about the strict diet, the regular training, and the stress you'll be putting your body through, you may not want to embark on a...
  14. 01dragonslayer

    Does flexing build muscle?

    What if the flexing one does after taking a shower each day could strengthen them and help build muscles? Well, that would mean the more one showers, the more one flexes, resulting in one building muscles. Flexing can help muscle building, most notably for untrained individuals. For regular...
  15. 01dragonslayer

    Does Boxing Build Muscle?

    Are you a fan of boxing? Whether you like boxing or watching boxing matches, both do apply in this case. You have seen how built the boxers are; you must wonder if they get it from their boxing training or incorporate other exercises into their training routine. Most people associate boxing with...
  16. 01dragonslayer

    How Many Rest Days Do You Need To Build Muscle?

    How many rest days to build muscle is an important element to consider when constructing a fitness regimen. Working out and building muscle should be done progressively, allowing the body time to rest and repair itself to continue making progress safely and effectively. How much rest each person...
  17. 01dragonslayer

    What Causes Muscle Fatigue: Facts vs. Myths

    The Facts About Muscle Fatigue What actually causes muscle fatigue? It’s a build up of lactic acid right? Wrong. Readers will be interested to learn, lactic acid is not the cause of muscle fatigue, and, what actually causes muscle fatigue has been something of a mystery, which has only recently...
  18. 01dragonslayer

    9 Reasons Why All Athletes Should Use Creatine

    If you’re no stranger to supplements, you’ve probably heard of creatine. Creatine comes in many various forms, but the most common form out there (and the one with the most research surrounding it is creatine monohydrate). Creatine has been used by fitness enthusiasts and bodybuilders for...
  19. 01dragonslayer

    The Science of Skin Splitting Pumps

    Without Question, Nothing Is More Empowering Than A Skin-Splitting Pump. Often described as one of the greatest feelings that can be achieved in the gym; the pump engorges muscles with blood giving them an enlarged, rock hard appearance, makes every vein on your body swell to the size of the...
  20. 01dragonslayer

    Alcohol’s Effect on Athletic Performance, Muscle Building, and Fat Loss

    How many of you hit the gym over the weekend? That’s great; exercise and getting in shape should be a top priority on everyone’s list. But how many of you also hit the bar to drink over the weekend? You see, that’s bad, but not for the reasons typically spouted at you. Let’s face it, if I just...
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