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Wednesday, January 27, 2010

How To Avoid The Common Bodybuilding Mistakes For Beginners

By Ricardo d Argence

There is an infinite amount of different programs and methods you can use to try to build muscle mass. The key is that you have to follow them properly and take care of your body in terms of how much you eat and drink. Additionally, your muscles need sufficient time to recover and rebuild after hard training sessions.

In addition to paying attention to these core principles, there are a variety of other mistakes that beginners commonly make. To see the best results, be sure that you do not fall into these common traps:

-No Plan of Action: Almost everything in life is accomplished more effectively if there is an appropriate plan of action in place, and bodybuilding is no different. Purchase a small notebook or pad that you can take with you around your daily activities and to the gym. You can use this journal as your comprehensive guide to muscle building and jot down things like:

A personal assessment of where your body currently is, goals of where you're trying to get your body and the training strategy for how you are going to bridge the gap.

Implementing You Strategy - You need to outline your daily steps of action in order to achieve your goal.

Results and Progress " You of course want to be tracking your results and how you are improving. Keep track of how much you weigh, how much you lift and compare your workouts with the results to see what is achieving the most success.

Additionally, if you use a calendar to plan out your workouts in advance you'll find that you are much less likely to skip out on a scheduled training session. This will help you be consistent and move closer to your goals.

-Bad Eating Habits: A lot of beginners to bodybuilding and muscle building make the mistake of following bad eating habits. They don't realize that what you eat plays an equal role in how your body looks and feels. You need to make healthy eating decisions all day long so that your muscles can grow and you can burn fat.

-Buying Supplements, Powders, Drugs, etc. " The supplement industry is a major fraud and few of the products on the market live up to their self-announced hype. Therefore instead of wasting your money on these products, you should focus on your nutrition and your workout. You certainly don't want to delve into illegal drugs like steroids either.

-Not Changing Workouts " It's easy and it's tempting to fall into the same weekly pattern, using the same exact workout all of the time. However, your muscles need to be challenged and they need to be goaded into growing, it won't happen all on its own.

Doing the same things weekly without taking on a challenge may get your muscles to a particular point and then the growth pauses since it satisfies the push you give it. You can work to surpass your prior workouts by adding a bit more weight as you go by doing these to push yourself: Increasing your cardio workouts by a minute or so; Setting the incline on a treadmill at a steeper level; Adding another set to your routine; Setting the stair-climber to a higher level.

-Failing to Rest and Recover: The bottom line is that your muscles need time to repair and be built anew. You need to get a good deal of sleep and your muscles need breaks in between workouts. - 17274

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