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Monday, July 20, 2009

Muscle Building Routines To Get A Rock Solid Chest

By Ricardo d Argence

It seems that there are a lot of various misconceptions out there about muscle building. But no matter what part of the body you are working out, there are important things that you must always follow. The workout of the pectoral muscles is no different as it takes a lot of discipline to get the look that you have always wanted.

Many body builders are under the impression that the best way to do this is through bench presses. While this exercise does in fact work the pectoral, muscles there are other exercises needed to get a truly refined look.

To build a well-defined chest here are a few simple weight exercises you can do:

High Cable Crossovers: This exercise is perfect for the inner pectoral muscles which are generally hard to reach.

Low Cable crossovers: With the right amount of tension, you can work out your inner pectoral muscles.

Bench press: If you use a wide grip you will work out the lower pectoral. If you use a close grip you will work the inner pectoral muscles.

Dumbbell Flyers: This exercise will work the inner pectoral muscles but you must concentrate on squeezing them together. Alternate this between the incline, decline, and flat bench for the most effectiveness.

Dips. Depending on elbow position, you can work either the inner or the outer Pecs.

These are a few good chest muscle exercises, varying your workout will decrease the likely hood of you reaching a plateau. Now it is important that you also realize that nutrition and rest are equally important.

Nutrition. When you are building muscle, nutrition is as important as weight lifting. When you lift weights, you are actually tearing muscle tissue. To repair the muscle and thereby make it larger your body requires protein and complex carbohydrates. It is also a good idea to increase your vitamin and mineral intake.

Hydration is also important for any workout routine. The body requires water to provide nutrition to the cells, eliminate waste, and regulate internal body temperature. In addition to all these, water also cushions the joints and protects major internal organs. Increase your water intake above the recommended daily amount as strenuous exercise quickly depletes fluid levels.

Rest. Equally important to a good bodybuilding is getting the correct amount of rest. Some product marketers have pushed the idea that sleep is detrimental to muscle building, claiming that a catabolic happening can occur while sleeping. This is where the muscle wastes away; this however is a false claim by marketers wanting to sell their product. Not only is this an outright lie, it can lead to serious repercussions both mentally and physically.

Sleep is your body's way of regenerating and healing itself, without sleep your muscles will not heal properly and all your work will have been for nothing. Not to mention the fact that you will be fatigued and enable to complete future training sessions.

Once you bring all of these factors together you will find that you are able to make the most out of your muscle building exercises. Eat correctly, mix up your workout routine, and get plenty of rest and you will have the chest you have always wanted in no time at all. - 17274

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