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Muscle Building tips from the Golden Age: Slow motion muscle building
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Muscle Building tips from the Golden Age. Tuesday, December 29, 2009. Slow motion muscle building. An example would be if you were doing a bench press: Take 30 seconds to lower the bar and 30 seconds to go to lockout. Another example, when doing a curl: It takes 30 seconds from a hanging position to a contracted position, then 30 seconds to the extended position again. A good way to pace yourself is to verbally count the seconds off. All exercises would be performed in this fashion. This is a great chang...
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Muscle Building tips from the Golden Age: Golden Age muscle tips using the Big Three
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Muscle Building tips from the Golden Age. Monday, December 28, 2009. Golden Age muscle tips using the Big Three. One question that I hear as a personal trainer is"How do I get Big" . People are looking to gain muscle and it seems the harder they try ,they just can't get the desired results. If we go back in a time capsule to the 40 and 50s and observed bodybuilders train back then,we might find the formula to really get big and gain muscle. It consists of the following 3 exercises. Http:/ highreps.bl...
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Is a personal trainer needed for Muscle gains?: Do you need a personal trainer to see real Muscle Gains?
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Is a personal trainer needed for Muscle gains? Tuesday, December 22, 2009. Do you need a personal trainer to see real Muscle Gains? Hello to all fitness and bodybuilding trainees. Should a person have a personal trainer or not to make the gains they are after? This is a question that is asked of me quite often. I have been involved in the area of fitness for over 40 years and wanted to give you some of my observations over the years and the roadblocks to progress that some people may encounter.