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Pulled Muscles
A human body gets its shape and all possible flex movements due to the presence of muscles. The contraction of the muscles voluntarily helps in moving the legs or hands while walking, or to turn the neck when somebody calls from behind. The muscles are made up of elastic fibers that make these movements possible.

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.


Body Building for Hard Gainers
Tired of putting in hours of work in the gym and still not seeing the results you expected? Learn what it takes to get even the hardest gainer to put on muscle!

Muscles
The human body is a complex system. It consists of cells or small units that are organized to function together. Every body function is coordinated by the nerve cells in the brain, whether it is movement of the eyes or the heartbeat. In the body, Muscles are one of the most important constituents. They account for 40 percent of body weight. These are the tissues or materials with specialized cells. Muscles are made up of elastic fibers that can contract and relax. The contractile nature of Muscle makes possible various body movements, an upright posture and specific shape to a human body. For example, lifting a box involves the action of Muscles in the hands.

Muscle Diseases
Muscle is better known for its ability to flex and give shape to a body. Like any other part of the body, muscles too are prone to diseases. Muscle Diseases, like any other kind of disease and infection, can affect anybody. It can even make a person physically disabled. The Muscle Diseases often make the person weak. The person suffering from Muscle Diseases is under constant pain and feels weakness in the muscles. He or she finds it difficult to walk, sit and get up, climb, run, lift or carry, or move the limbs. In most cases, progressive muscle wasting followed by contraction of muscles takes place.

Bodybuilding Basics: Why Can't I Get Bigger? Part 1
Many beginning bodybuilders find themselves unable to grow muscles as quickly as they'd like or reach a plateau and can't get any bigger. Here are a few of the biggest reasons why you are not getting bigger and stronger!

Body Building For Beginners
A lot of people would love to add some muscle on to their frames but may not understand the basic principles on how to achieve this. If you don't know the difference between a deadlift and a squat this article is for you!

Muscle Cramps
Muscles, the storehouse of energy in a living body, contract to help in the movement of different parts of the body. The general body composition consists largely of voluntary muscles. It is called voluntary because its contraction and movement is consciously controlled by the living being. Sometimes, these voluntary muscles contract involuntarily and refuse to relax and return to normalcy. This is called a Muscle Cramp. Muscle Cramps are forceful contractions that sustain for sometime and reappear, often till the muscles relax. Cramps can happen to any voluntary muscle, mostly bending or curling the affected muscle.

Bodybuilding Basics: Why Can't I Get Bigger? Part 3
Proper nutrition is the biggest factor in building muscles to their maximum size. If you are not eating correctly, your training will never go anywhere.

 

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