muscle mass
muscle mass
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by Scott Abbett - 2007-08-15
Nothing has been more distortive to muscle building information than the low profile prevalence of steroid use. What else can explain the vast amount of lousy and even useless training technique...
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by David Monyer - 2007-11-01
20 Mass Gaining Tips for the Hard Gainer. If you are having a hard time gaining muscle mass or, if you just want to have a little more information on how to stay on track with continuing gains in your...
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by Scott Abbett - 2007-11-07
Is it really as simple as some would have you think? You’ve heard the regimen if you’re slender and want to gain weight: Eat six meals a day (preferably spaced not more than 2 to 3 hours a...
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by Sasha James - 2008-05-22
Getting to our goals fast and taking our physiques to "the next level", is desired thing of everyone training in the gym. It doesn't really matter if you are a beginner or advanced weight lifter; whet...
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by Nina Redza - 2008-05-26
There is much hype about steady state aerobic training being the best bet for effective fat loss but new research has surfaced in terms of the actual effect it has on our metabolism when you have pack...
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by John Spencer Ellis - 2008-06-03
The BMI (Body Mass Index) has become a useful tool in managing weight and body fat percentage in the last 20 years. Calculating it requires only simple arithmetic and can be performed by anyone. It's ...
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by Dane Fletcher - 2008-07-07
Normal 0 In today's world of synthol and esciline, many bodybuilding fans have sat and had a chuckle at the sight of a professional bodybuilder with ridiculously oversized upper arms, and extrem...
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by Tim Bassett - 2008-08-06
I'm sure every one of us has heard that the easiest way to get bigger and build muscle is to eat everything in sight. Not to pay attention to calories and/or quality of food, just intake as much as y...
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by Heather Richards - 2008-08-29
It is very common to reach a plateau when you have been successful with your weight training program, almost every bodybuilder could tell you about a time when they reached a plateau and any trainer ...
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by Nick Nilsson - 2008-09-04
The upper chest/upper pec area just below the collar bones can be one of the toughest areas of the body to fully develop. The visual, proportional and functional benefits of building up this area are...
