Are you still suffering from the hangover of Saturday's workout day? Let me guess, you've probably mumbled to yourself 'No Pain, No Gain" once or twice to strengthen your resolve to go back to the torture chamber many call the gym. It's true, to see the reward you have to experience hard work, which in this case, is evidenced by muscle soreness. However, listen to your body closely; because if it an unusual pain in parts of your body, it might be that something is not working right in your body. You want to know how to build muscles, start with the factors you need to heed to avoid causing your body injury or unnecessary pain.
When one is starting out this exciting, adrenalin pumping journey to fitness-a common mistake is to hit the gym too often. Over training has caused many to get burnt out quickly. More than that, the immune system will suffer and the risk of injury to the joints and bones are greater. Go to the gym a few days but take most of the days of the week to concentrate on getting quality rest and just relax. It will surprise you how much better you will be because of it.
If your plan is to gain a lot of weight to help you realize a massive and muscular frame, many forums will tell you to keep away from regular aerobic training because this burns the much needed calories. You need to put on a considerable amount of body mass but not at the expense of your heart's health. Cardiovascular training improves the elasticity of your arteries and lowers the cholesterol levels. Make sure you always include light aerobic training into your regimen for health purposes.
Practice gym safety. You will be using their equipment often, make sure the weight plates are properly locked and stacked away from the general floor area of the space for the safety of other trainers as well. You yourself should watch your step and be careful around machines with cables and bars attached to it. Don't leave barbells and dumbbells just lying around where anyone can trip on them and wear the correct footwear. Give other people plenty of space when they work out.
Sometimes in training, we just rush through the last few counts just to get the set over and done with. Do not do this. It is more important that you execute the assigned drills in the correct form and position to maximize that particular muscle, and to avoid damaging muscles or joints in the long run. Start with the more manageable weights and progress your way from there. Stop exercising if you feel that you are over extending a joint and call the resident instructor to help you out.
Finally, eat right. If you have the right diet not only will your energy up to par for your workouts, your muscle development will benefit from it as well. Whether you are planning to trim down or bulk up, get your calories from protein and carbohydrate rich food. Meals should ideally have fish, chicken, whole wheat grains, etc. Drink plenty of fluids particularly in days that you workout.
Pay attention to the seemingly insignificant details and watch yourself overtake your hardcore fitness colleague even in his best weight training routines. The secret-rest, eat and exercise well, it does not get any better that that.
When one is starting out this exciting, adrenalin pumping journey to fitness-a common mistake is to hit the gym too often. Over training has caused many to get burnt out quickly. More than that, the immune system will suffer and the risk of injury to the joints and bones are greater. Go to the gym a few days but take most of the days of the week to concentrate on getting quality rest and just relax. It will surprise you how much better you will be because of it.
If your plan is to gain a lot of weight to help you realize a massive and muscular frame, many forums will tell you to keep away from regular aerobic training because this burns the much needed calories. You need to put on a considerable amount of body mass but not at the expense of your heart's health. Cardiovascular training improves the elasticity of your arteries and lowers the cholesterol levels. Make sure you always include light aerobic training into your regimen for health purposes.
Practice gym safety. You will be using their equipment often, make sure the weight plates are properly locked and stacked away from the general floor area of the space for the safety of other trainers as well. You yourself should watch your step and be careful around machines with cables and bars attached to it. Don't leave barbells and dumbbells just lying around where anyone can trip on them and wear the correct footwear. Give other people plenty of space when they work out.
Sometimes in training, we just rush through the last few counts just to get the set over and done with. Do not do this. It is more important that you execute the assigned drills in the correct form and position to maximize that particular muscle, and to avoid damaging muscles or joints in the long run. Start with the more manageable weights and progress your way from there. Stop exercising if you feel that you are over extending a joint and call the resident instructor to help you out.
Finally, eat right. If you have the right diet not only will your energy up to par for your workouts, your muscle development will benefit from it as well. Whether you are planning to trim down or bulk up, get your calories from protein and carbohydrate rich food. Meals should ideally have fish, chicken, whole wheat grains, etc. Drink plenty of fluids particularly in days that you workout.
Pay attention to the seemingly insignificant details and watch yourself overtake your hardcore fitness colleague even in his best weight training routines. The secret-rest, eat and exercise well, it does not get any better that that.
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