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Powerlifter Workout Articles

Are You a Bodybuilder or a Powerlifter?
For any person making the switch from bodybuilder to powerlifter, or are new to the whole fitnessw thing and want to learn the differences between the two sports, then this article is for you. Bodybuilding and powerlifting may sound the same, but they are actually the complete opposite. You are going to learn why they are the opposite and the differences between the two sports in training, dieting, and supplementation.

Steroid Side Effects Are You AT Risk ?
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Gain More Muscle By Training Less Often
Provides insight into the simplicity of building muscle and explains why most people train far too often and with too many sets. When it comes to building muscle, less is more!

Calf Development for Rookies
If you ask any bodybuilder what they feel the most neglected muscle group is, they would probably answer the calves muscle. The calves are the muscles between your knee caps and ankle, and are one of the toughest muscle groups to develop if one does not know how to train them correctly. This article is a basic introduction to the calves muscles. Here you will learn the anatomy, exercises, and useful tips to use when creating your own workout.

Muscle Growth
Muscle Growth is a very essential part of muscle development. As the body grows so does the muscle. Muscles are the storehouse of energy. They store glycogen or glucose from the food (especially carbohydrates) consumed. Later, the muscle converts glucose and supplies energy as and when the body requires. In a normal human being, Muscle Growth is dependent on the human growth hormones, nutritious food and the type of physical activities involved.

Fat Loss - The Safe Approach!
Building muscle is one thing, but building fat-free, ripped muscle, is something different altogether.

What Body Type are You?
To be the best bodybuilder that you can be, it is vital that you understand the different body types to determine which workout and dieting routine you want to follow. Every body is classified as one body type or a combination of two different types, each having a unique classification in of itself. You are going to learn all about endomorph, mesomorph, and ectomorph body types which will give you an idea of what type you are, and the proper plan that you should follow in obtaining the body of your dreams.

How Do I Gain Weight - Learn How To Gain Weight
How do I gain weight? While many possess a firm understanding on how to lose weight, most have no sound ideas on how to gain weight. Just eating a lot is not going to cut it. In fact, most Americans don't view being underweight as any sort of problem. Many see them as lucky, which is certainly not the case.

Muscle Spasms
Muscles are made up of elastic fibers that not only give general shape to the body, but also contract to move its various parts. The body gets its frame and shape from the skeleton muscles. These are voluntary muscles. The contraction of these muscles is consciously determined by the living being. In other words, living beings have total control over their body.

What A Few Good Heros Taught Me About Bodybuilding
Stop! What the HECK are you thinking? Why are we always looking for the short cut to the biggest gains while still being able to watch T.V.? I guess the word "hard work" isn't something you really need to do if you know some handy-dandy SECRETS to building muscle.

Build Muscles
The human body consists of various systems performing a multitude of functions. Every action is determined and stimulated as per the nervous system. Similarly, the actions to move a limb or any other body part are conditioned by the muscular system. Muscle, known for its elasticity, contracts to help the various body movements. Not only this, muscles also determine the shape of the human body. It is. therefore, necessary to keep the muscles in shape, for an active and proper functioning of the body. This can be achieved by Building Muscles.

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