Hello, Future Champion! Why the "future"? It's simple – if you finish reading this short article to the end, discover the fastest and most efficient method of excitation of the muscles and the development of great strength in the gym Hall! Before proceeding to the actual case, I can tell you this: if your results are in the room you are not satisfied, and there is stagnation, it is time something urgently CHANGE! And do you only using proven methods, rather than by the notorious encyclopedia of bodybuilding, written by professionals for the same genetically gifted and advanced! The simpler your program of training, the greater will be the result of it. You also can not forget the most important factor for success – self-discipline! It depends on the achievement of your goals in the hall! Self-discipline is expressed in the willingness to follow the daily routine! The schedule includes: small- duration (50-60 minutes), and the nature of basic training, reusable high-energy food (5 times every 3 hours), good recovery (sleep 8 hours) constant positive mental attitude. Can this setup has termed as "set for victory!" This mode helps you to systematically work to increase muscle volume and the development of great physical strength. Now let me explain in more detail how and what you need to do to get the greatest impact on your training process: 1) Small basic training for 50-60 minutes. Marc Lore has much experience in this field. Why is it necessary to focus on quality workouts, not on their duration? Quite simply, your body responds to the maximum load obtained during the first 40-50 minutes of training. Then there is a catabolic process by which your nutrients in your body begin to rapidly consume you, instead of building strength and mass, will be vice versa – much faster and exhaust all your efforts turn to ashes. Therefore, select yourself a few basic exercises and work with them intensely, but briefly, about how it was said, 50 minutes! After that do cool down and leave the room, because your muscles do not grow from the workout and recovery of literacy. .
| December 2nd, 2019 | Posted in News |