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Archive for October, 2007
Friday, October 19th, 2007
When it comes to gaining weight naturally, you have to know your body type. We are all born with a different genetic blueprint. Understanding what all three body types are and which one you fall into will help you achieve whatever weight training and diet goals you set for yourself. Based on your body frame size, body fat percentage and weight, you fall into one of three body types: Endomorph, Ectomorph, or Mesomorph.
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Wednesday, October 17th, 2007
The recent studies regarding flax seed and the benefits of flax seed oil are great news for anyone interested in fitness and bodybuilding, since flax seed oil turned out to be one of the best sources of an essential fatty acid called alpha linolenic acid. In the human body, alpha linolenic acid is converted into an omega-3 fatty acid and enhances the insulin sensitivity within the muscle cells. In addition to this, flax seed oil stimulates steroid production and serves as a valuable source of energy.
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Monday, October 15th, 2007
Relative to carbohydrates and protein, fat has received considerably less attention as a credible macronutrient and supplements for athletic improvement. In fact, the recommendation to avoid fats is a prevailing suggestion. Often fueled by public misconception, fats have taken on an unfavorable reputation as strictly harmful. Much of the trepidation arises from the fact that high intakes of fat are associated with heart disease and cancer, and that fat contains more than twice as many calories (9 calories per gram) as do carbohydrates and protein. What is neglected, however, are the many essential physiological functions that are accomplished through the ingestion of fats. Furthermore, although some types of fats can be delineated into harmful categories, others, when used correctly, can be deemed beneficial.
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Monday, October 15th, 2007
Warming Up For Exercise
Warming up prepares the body for physical action. The process involves stretching exercises and physical activities that gradually heat the muscles and elevate the heart rate. A brisk walk, slow jog, jogging or hopping in place, rope jumping, and selected calisthenics will raise the heart rate and increase muscle temperature. Participants should break out in a sweat during the warm-up. This indicates that heart rate and body temperature have increased to some extent and the individual is ready for more vigorous activity. The warm-up should last 5 to 10 minutes.
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Sunday, October 14th, 2007
Here is some information about foods to eat to help you build muscles. When you start an exercise program with the goal of building muscles, you must change your diet accordingly. If you start exercising and burning more calories, and do not increase your food intake, you will lose muscle mass.
Protein
If you start exercising regularly, you need to eat more protein. If you aren’t getting enough protein in your diet, then your body starts using its own sources of protein for energy. 60-70% of the body’s protein is found in muscle tissue, so your body will eat away at your muscles, which will slow your metabolic rate, reduce your strength and stop all muscle growth.
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Sunday, October 14th, 2007
These are some of the common mistakes people make when trying to build muscles.
1. Paying more attention to the quantity or weight of the lift, and not enough attention to the quality of the movement performed.
Why this is bad?
It is during the negative phase (Eccentric Contraction), not the positive phase (Concentric Contraction) that promotes blow flow to the muscles causing the micro trauma which is what builds muscles.
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Saturday, October 13th, 2007
If you wish to significantly increase a muscle’s strength and size, you need to do resistance exercises with that muscles on a regular basis (one to three times a week).
Resistance Training
Resistance training, also called strength training, is performing an action against some kind of resistance, most commonly a weight. The resistance can also be provided by rubber bands, or even the weight of your own body or body parts.
In order to be effective at increasing muscular strength and/or endurance and/or power and/or size (which is why many people resistance train) you need to make sure that the resistance is sufficiently large that you can fatigue yourself in a relatively small number of repetitions. Remember to continually push yourself to do at least 1 more rep (or more weight) than you did in your previous workout.
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Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007
Below is a list of commonly asked questions from users wanting to gain weight fast using the top rated weight gain programs I recommend on this site.
1. Do I have to be a hard gainer to use the weight gain programs?
No! The better your genetics are, the faster you will progress. Since the weight gain programs were designed for hard gainers it utilizes every variable imaginable for maximum results. If you are a person with average genetics your results will be multiplied using the weight gain program.
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Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
Weight gain is hard work for everyone even though there are trainers who say it is easy for some. It’s under eating that can be the problem. That means your training becomes restricted by how much you can eat. It comes back to the old theory. To get BIG, you need to eat BIG – and the time to do this is when you’re young – when your body is building.
Weight gain diet and nutrition is so important for results. If budget is a concern, try using tinned fish as the basis of your weight gain diet. Replace fresh meats like steak and chicken with tinned tuna and tinned salmon. You can also drink skimmed milk in place of protein drinks. However whilst the protein content of milk is excellent, the ratio of protein versus sugar isn’t as good as protein drinks. (2 litres of milk contain 36g of protein but also 48g of sugar – not so good!)
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Tuesday, October 2nd, 2007
Weight gain is something that isn’t easy to do. Hopefully these weight gain tips will help you to achieve your goals. One of the best weight gain tips to remember is DO EVERYTHING BIG! That means eat BIG and lift BIG to get BIG. Say that over and over again in your head until you fully understand it. Many people think weightlifting is the key to gaining weight. Of course weightlifting is an extremely important part. However to gain weight, think beyond weightlifting! Your diet is just as important when it comes to gaining weight.
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