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Sunday, January 24, 2010

3 Tips to Build Muscle Fast Without Supplements!

By Pual Lewisan

Building muscle can take a great deal of time, and if you don't have a specific goal that you are working towards, it can take even longer. To gain muscle faster, a goal will help to stay focused, and by working hard toward that goal you will be able to gain muscle more quickly. When you have a goal you are reaching for, if you find that you are not progressing as fast as you would like to, then you can recognize this and make the necessary changes to still achieve your goal. When setting your goal, however, be sure to remember that you connective tissue and frame will need time to grow along with your ever expanding muscles. Bulking up too quickly will only result in making you weaker than you expected, and more susceptible to injuries.

An anabolic diet is extremely helpful when it comes to building muscle fast. You should try a few different methods to see which ones suit and work best for you. First you could completely avoid carbs and then consume as much as you can, alternate between carb loading and carb fasting. It can increase the rate at which you develop muscles as your metabolism will adjust to make up for the lack of carbohydrates.

However do not use this method for a long period of time. It can cause health problems for your kidneys and that really won't do much for your health. When done correctly it's a great way to gain solid muscle in a relatively short span of time. You'll also want to incorporate a lot of red meat into your diet. Red meat is only bad for you if you're not exercising. However don't overcook it or it will lose much of its beneficial nutrients. Red meat contains creatine and causes your body to produce testosterone, both of these things will in turn promote muscle development.

Your exercise routine should focus on 6 to 8 rep lifts. Depending on your lifting experience you may want to stick with compound or isolation lifts. For those who are experienced with working out isolation lifts are your best bet. You can zero in on specific parts of the body and build on them. Isolation lifts require a higher volume than compound lifts so keep it to about 8 to 10 reps. For people who have just started to work out compound lifts are more ideal. Types of compound lifts to try would be bench pressing, squats and deadlifts. These can promote fast muscle building and can be even more effective than isolation lifts. For compound lifts you will want to limit your work out to 5 or 6 reps. This will help you develop a strong base so that you can continue to more heavy lifting in the future.

It is vital that you take the time to stretch! Stretching is one of the most important steps when you are working on gaining muscle quickly. Stretching not only keeps you safe by preventing injury, it also helps to reduce recovery time and will also help your muscles to "fill in" effectively for a smooth, clean appearance. People who stretch well and thoroughly also find that they are able to work out harder and more often, meaning that they are able to work out smarter and enjoy greater results from the workout. Active stretching is recommended before a workout, followed by static stretching after the workout. Arm circles and kicks are active stretching to help you get warmed up, traditional stretching like hamstring stretches are the static stretches that increase flexibility and help you cool down. - 17274

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