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Training your arms hard but making little progress? Take this great guide!
Do you feel like your arm muscles aren't growing? It may be time to modify your arm workouts. Try some challenging arm exercises to improve your results. -
"007" Sean Connery, whose bodybuilding career brought him a lifetime of success
Sean Connery, the most authentic Bond and the first Bond, left us on October 31, 2020. He was the most iconic 007 of all time, but what you may not know is that he couldn't have been James Bond without bodybuilding. Today let's take a look at former bodybuilding "Mr. Universe" contestant Sean Connery and his love for fitness. -
Essential for thicker shoulders: a training programme for the deltoid medius muscle
The middle deltoid is one of the most influential and often overlooked muscles. The middle deltoid is the middle part of the deltoid group and is the muscle that makes the shoulders look outward. The middle deltoid is crucial to a toned body and you need to give it the attention it deserves. To build up the middle deltoid, you need 2-3 days of 60-100 reps per day of concentrated training. Vertical push-up movements are not enough on their own. -
Fat loss process, how to maximize the retention of muscle? These 4 methods can be implemented in place
Whether it's gaining muscle first and then losing fat, or losing fat first and then gaining muscle and then shaping, you will find that no matter what you can't get away from the fat loss step, because only by losing your body's excess fat will your body shape be more perfect. -
7 movements that will fill out the back of your arms
By fine-tuning the maximum bearing point of many common elbow movements and multi-joint movements, maximum tension can be created in different positions on the movement stroke of a given movement. This simple angle adjustment is simple and all can be done. As an example, a brace bend and a standing bend have different angles and different points of maximal load on the muscles. Here are 7 moves to fill out the back side of your arms -
How to complete a standard dumbbell flying bird? This exercise, easy to play the pair of dumbbells
The dumbbell flying bird is a free strength training with the help of weights, this exercise is mainly for the pectoralis major (located on the left and right side of the chest) and the mid-seam (located in the middle of the pectoralis major) to exercise, in addition to help us to exercise to the triceps (located in the arms). Today let us need to learn how to complete the standard dumbbell flying bird, so as to carry out the dumbbell flying bird, can let our body get a full exercise. -
Six shoulder training moves for broad shoulders
Building huge shoulders is not an easy task and there are simply no shortcuts. But on the other hand, strong shoulders are definitely something that can be developed and can grow faster if you do the right moves. -
The perfect equipment for simplicity and versatility - the power rack
Before going to the gym, the most common criterion to judge a gym is how much equipment there is. After slowly transitioning from a novice to an enthusiast or a heavyweight, you'll find that any training that focuses on one target muscle group doesn't require fancy equipment at all. -
2020 Arnold Classic winner William Bonac, 50-year-old Blade unfortunately comes in second place!
The 2020 Arnold Sports Festival competed in Columbus, Ohio, where William Bonac won the classic bodybuilding competition on March 8. It is rather regrettable that 50-year-old Blade succumbed to second place, and the title of the six champions was broken. To say that this session of the competition is also special, by the national epidemic of the impact of the competition site and no audience, but the athletes' passion has not been reduced, each athlete has come up with their best state. -
What is Ashtanga Yoga? What is the difference between Ashtanga Yoga and Flow Yoga
Ashtanga Yoga is a series of yoga postures practiced in a specific sequence that emphasizes the flow and breathing between the poses.Ashtanga Yoga consists of six sequences of progressively increasing difficulty, they are: a beginner series, an intermediate series and four advanced sequences. Each practice begins and ends with a bhajana.