Beyond Brawn: The Insider's Encyclopedia on How to Build Muscle and Might

Beyond Brawn: The Insider's Encyclopedia on How to Build Muscle and Might

Stuart McRobert

Language: English

Pages: 512

ISBN: 9963916368

Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub


This is the fully updated second edition of the sequel to Brawn, the book that created a bodybuilding revolution. This encyclopedia offers the key to training success. By acknowledging each person's individuality, this book teaches people precisely how to become their own expert personal trainers. Whether readers are male or female, beginners or very advanced, young or not-so-young, want to train at home or in a public gym, this book offers outstanding guidance.

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The 90-Day Fitness Challenge: A Proven Program for Better Health and Lasting Weight Loss

20 MINUTES TO MASTER ... PILATES (Thorsons First Directions)

Practical Programming for Strength Training (3rd Edition)

The Athlete's Guide to Recovery: Rest, Relax, and Restore for Peak Performance

Trigger Point Therapy with the Foam Roller: Exercises for Muscle Massage, Myofascial Release, Injury Prevention and Physical Rehab

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Working poundages, and familiarizing yourself with changes. You will never have sufficient time to dedicate to consistent workouts to build up your poundages into new per- sonal bests. . e most important factor behind sustained training motivation is sus- tained progress, and excessive variety will kill your gains. Combining the training variables . Find the minimum volume, intensity and frequency of training that will deliver consistent gains. en you will have a margin for.

. I urge you to locate a competent chiropractor, especially one specializing in sports injuries. Some experienced and well-trained osteopaths and physio- therapists can also provide excellent service. Do not wait until you get an injury before you seek a chiropractor’s services. . Of course, a competent chiropractor can greatly speed up recovery time, and should be used if you get injured. Skilled chiropractic adjustment may make you believe in miracles. But it is far better to.

Fectly. In fact, I think trigger point therapy should be an essential part of every weight trainee’s arsenal of tools. It is cheap, you are not dependent on professional care unless you need to get into very advanced therapy, it needs no regular expense beyond the initial one-time purchase, and the more you do it the better you get at it. But you have to study up on it, apply yourself to regular therapy, and take it very seriously if it is going to work for you. . Trigger point.

Micronutrients, .– Girth, muscular. See also Physique non-nutritional, .– balance in, .– prerequisites for use, .– and bodyweight, . protein, .; . exaggerated, .– role in nutrition, . genetics, .      goals, .– training in, .– guides for, . training partners in, .– hard vs. easy gainers, . in training success, . McCallum formula, .– realistic, .– H self-assessment, ..

While keeping the rep count at . is is a big increase if the -pound -rep set is already very demanding. So adding very small increments, while using a constant rep count, is a better trick (mentally and physically) for progressing sufficiently gradually that gains can be steady and consistent. . Even when you cannot increase your rep count you can probably perform the same number of reps but with a very small increment on the bar. Do that several times and, using the above.

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