Showing posts with label exercise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exercise. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

The 12 Basic Rules Of Working Out

Each individual is different, thus not every system of training works for everyone. The combination of speed, intensity, and duration will dictate the outcome.



How do you train?


I haven’t really written much about working out because I thought that there was plenty of information out there over the years that covered that subject.

But to my surprise while searching the web there is some new stupidity being touted about working out. Nothing bothers me more when I see someone giving training advice that one workout works for all.

That’s like saying one diet works for all. If this were the case the debate about nutrition would have been over years ago.

Depending on your Physical condition, diet, work schedule, and results you are looking to obtain will dictate how you proceed. Each person’s unique physiological makeup will determine the type of program best suited for his or her needs.

The 12 basics rules of lifting weights:

1. Always stretch and do a warm up light set before you start your lifting program. This will get your blood pumping and helps prevent muscle soreness, and injury.

2. Never do the same routine twice in a row, instead of starting with the bench press start with incline or decline press.

3. Alternate your rep range every three weeks, if you have been doing a 4to 6 rep range, change to 8to 12.

4. Increase or decrease your pace every 3 weeks, if your rest periods are 2-minutes between sets, change to 30 seconds between sets use a lighter weight if needed.

5. Muscles grow in response to greater stress, always look to add more weight.

6. Use compound movements for overall strength and size gains to build a solid core; compound movements use multiple muscles at one time. Bench press, barbell squat, dead lift, bent over rows, close-grip chin-up, military press, etc.

7. Use isolation movements for targeting a specific muscle to get maximum size and definition. Isolation exercises use only one muscle at a time, preacher curls, dumbbell curls, triceps extensions, and dumbbell lateral raise, etc.

8. Always use proper form, this will help avoid most injuries and get you maximum results.

9. Eat a proper diet for the fitness goals that you are looking to achieve; your diet is paramount. Without the proper nutrition your just going through the motions.

10. You must continually change your training program or your body will adapt, and progress will stop. Never do the same program for more than a month.

11. Have a plan before each workout; know exactly what you are going to work out, and how.

12. Enter your work out with the proper mindset, don’t just go threw the motions. See it, feel it, want it.


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Thursday, June 12, 2008

You could be 10 Years younger

Every wants to find the fountain of youth, the next best product to keep them young. Well look no further you have had it all along but just haven't been using it. New research says working out can turn back the clock by almost a decade.

A recent study published in the archives of Internal Medicine found that three hours of vigorous exercise a week can make your DNA nine years younger, working out is the only true and lasting way to take years off your body.

The sooner you start the better off you will be when you get older, but it is never to late to start. If you do a workout plan that incorporates, strength, endurance, flexibility you will feel like a 25 year old for many years. Hell I've been saying I'm 25 for 25 years LOL Read more!