If you train like a strongman, you need to eat like one. Use these 5 tips to fuel your body for your crazy bouts with the iron (or Atlas stones).
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5 Ways to Eat for Strength
If you train like a strongman, you need to eat like one. Use these 5 tips to fuel your body for your crazy bouts with the iron (or Atlas stones).9 Tricks to Look Bigger Instantly
No one’s pulling the wool over your eyes. You know that to
put on quality size there are no real quick fixes or shortcuts. You must train,
eat and supplement wisely—not just for a period of months, but years.
But there are also times when you want to look bigger right
now. The reason and the occasion may be different for every guy—maybe you’re
meeting up with an old flame
and want to show her what she’s been missing, or maybe
you’re taking photos at the beach to post on Facebook. Whatever the reason, the
following nine tricks can help you look 5–10 pounds bigger... instantly.
How To Eat To Build Muscle Fast
What Is The Best Muscle Building Diet?
If you want to build muscle effectively it takes more than just working out with weights. You need to eat right too. But just what is the best muscle building diet? In this hub I’ll answer that question.
Before I start however it’s important to point out that if you are
So What's The Big Deal With Egg Yolks, Anyway?
The golden center is truly a buried treasure of nutrition and not at all the cholesterol soaked demon some medical science claims it to be.
People have been catching flack from doctors and physicians for years over issues relating to Cholesterol. One of the major scapegoats happens to be the egg, or to be more specific - the egg yolks. The golden center is truly a buried
Too Much Protein Limits Gains?!
Well beyond even my earliest days in bodybuilding, it’s been a cornerstone concept of conventional dietary wisdom that to gain muscle you have to pile on the protein throughout the day, every day. True, there’s no disputing that working muscles, especially in the bodybuilder and athlete, require a greater amount of protein. But the issue becomes one of amount, what amount might be optimal, and whether it really is essential to never miss a protein meal, especially after a workout. The emerging truth may surprise you.
Certainly I’ve preached in my Extreme Muscle Enhancement that avoiding
The 20 Dumbest Things Ever Said by Bodybuilders
Ben Pakulski sets the record straight to these bodybuilding misconceptions
#1: Chicken, egg whites, rice, and rice cakes only…if you want to get shredded.
Please do not do this! Your body needs micronutrients and vitamins. I know of so many aspiring bodybuilders and people who just want to better their physique who
10 Rules to Eating for Mass
Pssst! Come here. C’mon . . .closer. We’ve got a secret for you — a diet secret that will allow you to add loads of sinewy mass to your physique, the way the pros do. In fact, it’s a secret all the pros already know and the one that, if you ever hope to get to their size, you need to know, too. The secret is Growth Surge : Prime your body for gains with this week-long supplement-loading program.
What’s your first reaction when training isn’t working anymore and you hit a plateau? Do more! If a bodypart isn’t responding, you hit it harder and longer, beating it into submission to force a response. Often, however, that is exactly the wrong approach. It’s what causes us at FLEX to Food Fixes: Improve your results and make faster gains, one meal at a time -
Sometimes “good” isn’t quite good enough. “Good” grades don’t get you into an Ivy League school. Making a merely “good” movie doesn’t get you a Best Picture statuette (well, unless you happened to make Forrest Gump or Chicago). Bodybuilding fans know that “good” doesn’t even get you near a Mr. Olympia posedown.Knowing that, why would you settle for a good meal plan when you can have a terrific one with just a few tweaks? To eat like a true bodybuilder and optimize your results in the gym, you need to pay
Can Creatine Help With Depression?
Yet another potential benefit of creatine may be improving the effects of SSRIs. There’s many potential health benefits of creatine many people are unaware of and can read up on via articles here on BrinkZone and in my free report HERE with creatine buying advice HERENow, it’s possible, it only works on women and or, only works with this particular SSRI and or only works with MDD. However,
A Better Way to Grow : Creatine and leucine, the powerhouses of bodybuilding
The two ingredients that can be considered the powerhouses of bodybuilding are creatine and leucine. Each has been found to be synergistic in its ability to build muscle and prevent muscle tissue breakdown.
Creatine has been found to result in increases in muscle mass and strength. Some of the possible physiological causes of the increase in strength and muscle mass are: increases in high-energy phosphate metabolism, satellite
8 Ways to Burn More Fat : Get shredded with these hard-and-fast rules
Getting cut and defined isn’t just about calorie counting. Heck, if that were true, anyone and everyone could get lean easily. While modifying your total calorie intake certainly plays a major role, the key to successful fat loss lies in strategies that actually alter your body’s metabolism.
Most think of altering the metabolism as “boosting it,” but there are things you can do that also change the way the
Zinc Supplements for Strength and Muscle
Because of the way zinc is stored throughout the
7 Protein Myths - A must read by every muscle freak
Lies, fabrications and outright fiction everywhere you turn — you might think you’re in the midst of a political convention. No, it’s just a general discussion about protein in an ordinary gym. At its core, protein is a simple nutrient. The amino acids from dietary protein represent the bricks that lay the foundation a body uses to create new muscle tissue; if you fall short of the appropriate protein intake, you won’t grow. Whey Protein For Muscle Building : The Importance of Sports Nutrition
What is protein?Protein is an essential nutrient for life, responsible for numerous functions including supporting structural tissues (building tissue, cells and muscle). Proteins are made from a collection of amino acids, up to 20 in total, 8 that are classed as essential, as they are cannot be made within the body and need to be sourced from the diet, and 12 termed as non-essential amino acids. These amino
Why Take Creatine
Muscle Fatigue
Whenever you work out you slowly tear your muscle fibers, they then
Whenever you work out you slowly tear your muscle fibers, they then
Dangers of Creatine
Wrong Dosage
Arguably the biggest danger with the use of Creatine is not following
the recommended dosage. Creatine is a supplement and has some very
specific instructions on how to take it. Users who do not follow these
instructions increase their risks tremendously. Not following the
supplement’s instructions can severely effect you even more in the below
dangers!!Kidney Problems
The use of Creatine (in recommended dosage) has been show to increase the potency of urine by 90 times (Source WikiPedia).
Although no long lasting study has been performed on humans in regards
to this, it can be assumed that with the current toxicity levels of
urine that sometime that much more potent could cause kidney damage. The
main concerns being a potential for direct toxicity on renal tubules
where urine is formed, and for acceleration of kidney stone formation.
In addition, because of the increased potentcy, taking Creatine often
makes the user test a false positive for kidney problems. It is often
referenced that drinking additional fluids (ie: 10+ glasses of water)
can lessen the chances of testing false positives.
Heat Exhaustion
There have been instances of athletes having Strokes when taking
Creatine. Although no studies have directly linked it to this, several
people believe metabolic changes from high doses of creatine in the body
can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.Muscle Cramps
Creatine has several dehydrating effects to a
user’s body. This can lead to moderate to severe muscle cramps in some
users. If this occurs during a workout this can obviously cause bodily
harm (ie: Cramps while lifting causing you to drop a weight).
Dehydration
The risk of dehydration with Creatine is perhaps the most accepted
danger of it. The usage instructions on the supplements should clarify
how much water you should take with it, however many people suggest
taking even more to avoid minor-moderate dehyrdration. As previously
mentioned Creatine does cause dehydration in it’s process. This is a
very apparent risk and should not be taken lightly.There are several other minor/major claims of the dangers of Creatine but these are the most common/widely accepted problems. Follow some of the testimonials and stories on the front page to hear some individual cases. Also please be aware that most of these are reported over time from many users. There has been very little actual studies done on humans to prove most of this or to outlaw the use of Creatine.
If you choose to use Creatine, please stay safe!
What is creatine? How does it work?
This article will cover much of what creatine has to offer as a safe and inexpensive supplement with an exceptionally wide range of potential uses. Though I will go into depth about each, creatine may:
• improve sarcopenia (a loss of muscle mass due to aging)
