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6pack: Working out: Getting Started Can Be Tough….

April 12th, 2009

If you’re determined to get a awesome body, a incredible 6pack, there are some important things you need to know before you begin. Just follow these five tips for building extreme muscles!.

A important factor when you start to workout is making sure that you use the right techniques. The reason why this is important is because the way your body distributes weight across several muscles. If you don’t focus on one muscle at a time with these techniques, then you run the risk of not getting ANY results.

Another important consideration for building muscles, or specifically a six-pack(6pack) is where you get your motivation. It’s critical that you find several good techniques of boosting your moral because else you’ll quit and stop quickly without seeing any resultd! If you make sure that you find a fun way where you actually SEE process yourself when you look in the mirror every day, then you’ll be fine.

3. You don’t have to buy expensive equipment in order to get maximum, muscle-pumping. All you need to do is use the RIGHT TECHNIQUES, and make sure that you eat healthy, every day.

4. Instead of complicating workout and 6pack training efforts by going to boring gyms and quickly overstraining muscles, paying too much and having to compete with tough bodybuilders, try it this way: try the product and then try the techniques. In fact, if you follow it all completly, then you will find that the results will be MINDBOILING.

5. Have you considered getting a musle-workout product? It’s not as difficult as you might think. What you need to do is go to a site selling it and get it. Here’s a good random one: No-Nonsense 6pack!.

So if you really want to enjoy muscles and live life to the fullest, follow these tips to to save money, not waste your time with useless excersice, spend more valuable time with your family, and make your wife/girlfriend or girlfriends, very, VERY happy.

Gain Six Pack and Muscle With the Best Exercises

April 13th, 2009

No Nonsense 6pack

 

By Budiman Ali

What is muscle, what is sixpack?

Perhaps you want to know better first about muscle. Here are some definitions about muscle:

-Muscle (from Latin musculus, diminutive of mus “mouse”) is contractile tissue of the body and is derived from the mesodermal layer of embryonic germ cells.

-Muscle cells contain contractile filaments that move past each other and change the size of the cell.

-There are three types of muscle, which function is to produce force and cause motion:

Skeletal muscle or “voluntary muscle” is anchored by tendons to bone and is used to affect skeletal movement such as locomotion and in maintaining posture. Though this postural control is generally maintained as a subconscious reflex, the muscles responsible react to conscious control. An average adult male is made up of 40-50% of skeletal muscle and an average adult female is made up of 30-40% (as a percentage of body mass).
Smooth muscle or “involuntary muscle” is found within the walls of organs and structures such as the esophagus, stomach, intestines, bronchi, uterus, urethra, bladder, blood vessels, and even the skin. Unlike skeletal muscle, smooth muscle is not under conscious control.
Cardiac muscle is also an “involuntary muscle” but is more akin in structure to skeletal muscle, and is found only in the heart.
Sixpack is a colloquial term for a well-defined rectus abdominis muscle. The rectus abdominis muscle (commonly known as “abs”) is a paired muscle running vertically on each side of the anterior wall of the human abdomen.

These are some simple tips to build muscle:

1. Get stronger and get into strength training like weight lifting, push-ups, pull-ups, dips, pistols, reverse crunches, etc. More strength is more muscle. Switch to harder versions or add weight when they get easy.

2. Use free weights. You can lift the heaviest weights using barbells. More weight is more stress, thus more muscle. Free weights force you to control and balance the weight.

3. Train your legs. Squats work your whole body, they’re the most important exercise. All your muscles tense when doing Squats. They work your body as 1 piece and let you lift heavy weights.

 

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4. Get recovery with rest (muscles grow when you rest, not when you workout) and sleep (growth hormone releases when you sleep, building muscle). Aim for 8 hours sleep.

5. Eat whole foods. You’ll achieve a lower body fat, so the muscles you’ve built show better. And the vitamin & mineral content helps recovery. Stop eating food coming from a box. Eat whole foods 90% of the time.

Proteins: meat, poultry, fish, whey, eggs, milk, …
Carbs.: brown rice, oats, whole grain pasta, quinoa, …
Veggies: spinach, broccoli, tomato, salad, carrot, …
Fruits: banana, orange, apple, pineapple, peers, …
Fats: olive oil, fish oil, real butter, nuts, flax seeds, …
6. Eat more. You need food for energy and for muscle growth & recovery. More frequent meals also boosts your metabolism, helping fat loss.

7. Get protein from red meat, poultry, fish, eggs and dairy. Proteins have the highest thermic effect. You need 1g protein per pound of body-weight daily to build & maintain muscle. That’s 160g of daily protein if you weigh 160lbs/72kg. Eat whole proteins with each meal.

Rather than eating all of your protein or carbohydrates in one meal, it is ideal to try to spread it out over the course of the day. Five or amore small meals is the best. This is because if you eat all your protein at one time, your body won’t be able to use all of it. It’s about maintaining a high blood protein level so that your muscles can slowly regenerate throughout the day and while you are sleeping.

Tip to get sixpack: Strengthen your abdominal muscles and lose body fat. The concept is simple, but putting it into action is not. It will take dedication, willpower, patience and time to get a six pack but in the end, the effort is well worth it.

More tips click here.

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Find out more about how you can get muscles and a 6pack

 

Still Falling For These Six-Pack Myths?

April 12th, 2009

Find out more about how you can get muscles and a 6pack

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By Dax Moy

Open just about any magazine even slightly related to health and fitness and you?ll find some variant or another of ?six weeks to a six-pack? or ?awesome abs? or ?core training secrets of the stars? or the like.

It?s amazing!

It?s as if the whole world is fixated with the abdominal region and will happily sit through pages and pages of ?samey? information just to get to the one or two ?secrets? that?ll miraculously turn us from fat and flabby to fit and fabby over night.

Well, as much as you?ll hate hearing it, the truth is that most ‘celebrity sixpacks’ have very little to do with the special core routine of their favourite personal trainer with their multitudes of crunch variations or ’secret’ exercises.

Likewise any well conditioned track athlete, martial artist or gymnast.

You?ll rarely, if ever catch one of these well proportioned and highly defined athletes even entertaining the idea of crunches, let alone doing one, yet they all get to sport year-round leanness and definition that most people would kill for.

Why is that?

Why when

some of us are spending HOURS every week hitting our waists from every angle are we still looking soft around the middle when these abdominal training atheists are able to achieve such great results?

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I can tell you up front, you’re not going to like the answer I have for you!

First though, some basic anatomy.

That muscle you think of as ?the six pack?, the one that runs from your groin all the way up to your ribs is called the Rectus abdominis and is just one of several very important muscle groups that create your waist or ‘core’ as is now popular.

Every single movement you make, from standing to sitting, walking to running, bending twisting, pushing and pulling all originate here and so, far from requiring even more training, your core muscles are already there and already looking like that sixpack you?ve got your heart so set on.

Right there, buried under all of that fat you?ve worked hard all winter (maybe longer) to lay down is a sixpack that any bodybuilder or gymnast would die for. The only reason you can?t see yours is because it?s buried!

(I told you it?d be basic)

The only thing stopping you from ?un-burying? your six-pack is the lack of discipline required to control what goes into your mouth on a daily basis along with the dispelling of a few myths that are conspiring to keep you soft around the middle.

Myth Number 1 : You CAN’T Spot reduce

It?s a weird one this, as most of us seem to know this already, on a surface level at least, yet still it?s common to find six-pack seekers grinding out rep after tedious rep of myriad variations of curls and crunches.

Listen up. The body just doesn?t work that way!

If it did, the people who did the most crunches would have the most visible abs and this is clearly not the case. In fact, it?s probably the other way around!

Once and for all let?s get this straight. When the body burns fat it takes it molecule by molecule, gram by gram from the whole body, not just from the area you?re exercising. What?s more, by performing such small, isolated exercises you?re not burning many calories or much body fat anyway!

The answer is to get off of your back and carry out more of your exercises from a standing position and using many more of your muscles each time you train. That way, without even directly targeting the abdominals you?ll be burning many, many more calories AND conditioning your core at the same time.

You?re far more likely to see your sixpack this way.

Myth Number Two : Cardio is king if you want to get lean

Not so. Especially if you do it the way most people do.

Just look around the gym next time you?re there. How many of the cardio junkies that are glued to the treadmills, rowers and crosstrainers are sporting the look you?re after?

Not many I?ll bet!

And the reason is, they?re doing so much cardio that the hormones that keep them going for those extended periods are actually commanding their bodies to give up muscle more rapidly than fat. The net effect is that they end up slowing their metabolism way down and creating bodies that are potentially fatter than before.

Not what most exercisers are after but nevertheless, what YOU?LL get if you insist upon training the way that most gym goers do.

No, to get lean you need to work harder for shorter duration. Short circuits, intervals, relays that get you breathing hard then rest. 5 mins at a time are all you?ll need if you train this way.

Better yet, skip those boring machines anyway and use strength exercises with bodyweight or free-weights in to send your metabolism into warp drive.

I call this type of training my ?six hundred rule?.

In short, you?ve six-hundred or so muscles in your body. Incorporate exercises and movements that challenge as many as possible at once. Exercises like pushups, pull-ups, squats, lunges, jumps forward bends, deadlifts. Y?know, those honest to goodness ?old fashioned? exercises that people used to use before gyms got hi-tech.

Myth Number 3 - you’ve got to cut calories to get lean

Well, I?ve got to admit, this is partly true, especially if you overeat often, but much more important than cutting calories is to cut the rubbish foods out of your diet altogether.

You see, your body fat is used as a ?toxic dump?, a waste-ground when your system is overburdened by foods it can?t handle. When too many toxic foods find their way into your body, regardless of the calories you eat, your body will dump these toxins into wherever you hold your fat. Your waist among other places.

So if you truly want to get lean, you?ve gotta get clean!

That means removing many of the foods that your body considers toxic like:

Alcohol

Caffeine

Processed foods

Sugar (or substitute)

Anything with a number or unpronounceable word in it

Most wheat products

These foods are KNOWN to create either allergies or intolerances in increasingly larger numbers of people and should be avoided for good health as well as for the aesthetic goal of seeing your abs.

Replace these foods with wholesome, nourishing foods that offer support to your body and you?ll almost immediately see fat beginning to strip off. Foods like:

Fresh meat, fish and poultry (especially organic)

Fresh fruit and veg (organic where possible)

Nuts and seeds

Olives

Fresh, filtered water

These are basic fundamentals of any healthy diet yet few people come anywhere near these basics within their own eating and lifestyle plans opting instead for quick-fix, processed, toxic foods.

You can cut calories all you want but if you?re still eating foods from the top list and not enough from the bottom then you?ll ALWAYS end up back where you started.

See, I told you that you wouldn?t like what I had to say!

But will you listen?

No, more. Will you actually follow this advice and make some of these changes to your diet and lifestyle for the next 30 days?

If you do, I GUARANTEE you that you?ll lose more fat, gain more firm, lean, shapely muscles where you want them and look and feel better than you have in ages. What?s more, you?ll have put into place a habit that will serve you long after those 30 days are over.

And when you walk onto the beach this summer you?ll look down to where your new-found waistline is on proud display for all to see and know that you finally did it. You achieved what only a tiny percentage of people ever do.

You reached your goal.

30 days.

(You can download a free copy of Dax?s elimination diet by visiting www.daxmoy-pts.co.uk/elimination)

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Dax Moy is a Performance and Lifestyle consultant voted one of the UK?s top fitness experts  with his own studios in Central London where he trains everyone from actors to athletes, pop-stars to polar explorers and people who?re serious about achieving rapid results from their training and diets.

Consultant to Pop-idol winner Michelle McManus for her appearance on CH4?s ?You Are What you Eat?, Dax helped Michelle Lose over 8 stones for her part in the show.

Dax Can be reached at his studios on 0207 354 3550 or at his website http://www.daxmoy.co.uk

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