Posts Tagged ‘Repetitions’

Health And Fitness Training: Learn How To Stay In Shape And Build Muscle

Friday, April 30th, 2010
1. 12 Rep rule Most weight training program include this much repetitions for gaining muscle. The truth is this approach places the muscles with not enough tension for effective muscle gain.

Womens Exercise: The 5 Rs Principle

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009
This week, my gym is flooded with new faces. It’s that post-New Years craze that sends everyone to the gyms to try and fulfill that elusive but always primary goal of the New Year: lose weight and get into shape. I watched one new member make her way around through the jungle of strength training equipment last night. She moved from machine to machine doing one set here, two sets there, five repetitions here, twenty there. No rhyme or reason to it, no paper and pencil in hand, it just appeared a

The Key To Maximizing Your Vertical Jump

Saturday, September 19th, 2009
Many people struggle to do the right thing when they are working on vertical jump training. There could be many reasons behind this. Some of the key aspects to a successful vertical jump program are weight and repetitions, type of the exercise, and what you eat before and after the workout. Read about these aspects and see if they can help you find the problem. A few of those parts are amount of weight and number of repetitions, types of exercises, and nutrition. Make sure you use this guide t

Speed of Movement the Mighty Metronome

Monday, August 31st, 2009
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Bodybuilding and Your Biceps

Saturday, July 25th, 2009
by Ryland Greg Brown Biceps are one of the smaller muscle groups, they don’t need the same rest period as the larger muscle groups like the quads or back. It is important to build up gradually, making sure that you develop your back muscles enough to carry the extra workout. Don’t do this exercise too quickly, or build up the weights too fast. The fundamentals to bodybuilding your biceps is the repetitions, rather than extreme weights. Working out with too heavy weights will make it hard to