Training and Workout Tips

Date: March 1st, 2010
Posted by: Hugo Rivera

Are You Frustrated Because You Have Not Accomplished Your Bodybuilding Goals?

There are many reasons why people fail to achieve their bodybuilding goals.  Unfortunately, when goals are missed, many people get frustrated and toss the whole bodybuilding  program and never come back to it.  However, if you are frustrated with your progress, the best strategy is to regroup, take a look at your training journal (I am assuming you have one), analyze the reason the goals were missed and create new goals. (more…)

Date: February 17th, 2010
Posted by: Lee Labrada

10 Fast Fat Burning Tips

If you want to start getting yourself into great shape, here are 10 Fast, Fat Burning Tips that you can use to start melting away that unwanted body fat! Time to rev up your engine and get lean.

Now, here are 10 Fast, Fat Burning Tips: (more…)

Date: February 16th, 2010
Posted by: Lee Labrada

Your Blueprint to Physique Success

Walk into any gym today and you’ll see people who are dedicated to working out consistently. While some of these trainees make gains, others who workout faithfully don’t show any consistent improvement. Year after year, they have little to show for their hard work. (more…)

Date: February 16th, 2010
Posted by: Lee Labrada

Top 5 Obstacles to a Lean Body

Are you ready for this week’s “lesson in leanness?” I hope so ’cause right here and now I’m going to reveal the top 5 obstacles you must overcome if you want to get that Lean Body you’ve always wanted! (These aren’t in order of importance-they’re all important!) (more…)

Date: February 12th, 2010
Posted by: Hugo Rivera

The Difference Between Good Muscle Soreness and Bad Muscle Soreness

Many of you who have embarked on a bodybuilding program recently have emailed me about your muscle soreness and whether that is normal or not.

Muscle soreness is a normal part of the recovery process that begins once you finish your bodybuilding workouts.  Muscle soreness is more pronounced at the beginning of your bodybuilding journey since your muscles are not used at all to lifting weights.  That is the reason why it is of utmost importance that you use the right beginning bodybuilding routine.  By doing so, you avoid getting injured or excessively sore.

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Date: February 10th, 2010
Posted by: Lee Labrada

Staying Lean: 11 Tips for Staying Lean

“What goes up, must come down.” When ‘70’s music sensation Billy Preston immortalized those words in his catchy tune, he must have been thinking about some of the professional bodybuilders gracing the posing dais these days. In case you haven’t noticed, it’s in vogue again to “bulk up” or should I say, “pork out” in the so-called off-season. This was a common practice from the 1950’s through the 1970’s, but I thought (more…)

Date: February 8th, 2010
Posted by: Anthony Alayon

Unique Workout to Blast Away at Belly Fat

So let me guess…you are sick and tired of not getting the results you want from your workouts?  You have done just about every routine in the magazines and they have gotten you nowhere in a hurry.

There is a good explanation for this and although I cannot reveal all of this to you today, I would like to share with you a new fat burning routine I have used to help attack unwanted ugly body fat!

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Date: February 6th, 2010
Posted by: Martin Bolduc

How can I get bigger?

I don’t know if you’re like me, but when I train at the gym I have one intention. It’s to build more muscles. I’m sure this is the same for you.

As a fitness coach and personal trainer I need to answer this question all the time:

How can I get bigger?

It’s easy if you follow some simple rules. You will be able to increase your muscles mass without increasing your body fat!

Heavy Lift

First rule on the list is you need to lift heavy weights to increase your muscle mass. When you challenge your muscles enough, you damage the tiny micro-fibers of the muscle. With the right nutrition and enough rest you repair the damage, and with this repair your muscles slowly grow. To get good results, make sure you challenge your muscles with intensity in your workout. If you take too long of a rest in between sets, your muscles will not get the intensity they need to be really challenged. I suggest taking only just enough time to catch your breath (around 30 to 45 sec.) and then start another set right away.

By the way if you have never tried Super Charge before a workout…go for it! You will see a whole different you at the gym! (more…)

Date: January 21st, 2010
Posted by: Hugo Rivera

Abdominal Training Routines for Bodybuilders

Since I get so many questions on what good abdominal training routines look like, below are three ab routines that can be performed easily from the comfort of your home or at the gym. One routine is for beginners, one for intermediates, and the other one is for advanced bodybuilders. The last routines are for competitive bodybuilders or for highly advanced bodybuilders who want to challenge themselves and try them out.

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Date: January 17th, 2010
Posted by: Lee Labrada

From The Vault: Blast Your Calves

Been trying to coax your calf muscles to grow without any success? If so, you’re not alone.

The calves are one of the most difficult muscle groups to stimulate in the entire human body. One reason for this is the resiliency of the muscle tissue found in the calves to the stress imposed on it by hundreds and hundreds of daily repetitions from walking and other common activities.

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