tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-81755835111366320992011-04-21T20:00:15.207-07:00Just How Strong Do You Think You Are PART 2Get the best bodybuilding health tips and training techniques as well as learning about how to do steroid cycles safely.safe steroid cycleshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11785507829258183022noreply@blogger.comBlogger21100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8175583511136632099.post-84244430657945532062009-05-13T14:50:00.003-07:002009-05-13T14:50:36.456-07:00Muscle Exercise Tips To Get a Chest Part 3Chest Workouts A good mass building workout for the chest, which also incorporates rib cage expansion, could look something like this:<br /><br />Remember: always warm up thoroughly before you begin an exercise by doing a couple of sets using a light weight, relative to your strength level. Only when you are fully warmed up should you go 'all-out'.<br /><br />Barbell/dumbbell incline press 3x8-10 (i.e. 3 sets of 8-10 reps each) Parallel bar-dip 3x8-10 (with weight added on a dipping belt, if needed). Barbell decline press 3x8-10 Dumbbell pullover 3x10-12

Note that the above sets are 'worksets' and not warm-ups; the worksets involve a maximum effort to reach the rep target. Also the number of sets shown may be too much for some individuals, and should be cut back accordingly to avoid overtraining. Remember that in bodybuilding, you must ultimately find out what works best for you as an individual. The chest workout should not be performed more than once per week in order to allow for recuperation and growth, and always strive to add weight to the bar as you progress.<br /><br />If you're serious about gaining serious, rock hard, head turning, lean muscle, quickly and safely, then set aside 10 minutes now to learn about... "The Layman's Guide to Steroids Episode III: Return of the Syringe" - it may very well be the most important ten minutes you have ever invested in your bodybuilding efforts!<br /><br />Here's why... (but first, why not let me send you some detailed information about the Layman's Guides III by email, and I'll include some great audio recordings of myself talking about steroids and their use)...<br /><br />Here's the deal, and you won't beat it anywhere... order now and take advantage of this special offer for just $99 $69 US Dollars (during initial launch only), and if at any point in the 56 days you decide you're not 100% happy, just shoot an email to me or my web team and we'll refund your money AND you can keep everything free of charge!<br />By <a href="http://www.bodybuildingandanabolicsteroids.com/">International Steroid Expert</a> Mick Hart. Learn how to <a href="http://www.mickhartblog.com">Build Lean Muscle</a> At Micks new Blog<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8175583511136632099-8424443065794553206?l=strengthtrainingroutin44.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>safe steroid cycleshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11785507829258183022noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8175583511136632099.post-78487641076429776012009-05-13T14:50:00.001-07:002009-05-13T14:50:12.355-07:00Muscle Exercise Tips To Get a Chest Part 2What Makes a Good Chest? Good chest development has three main qualities, aside from competition requirements such as striations, separation etc. These attributes are:<br /><br />1) A great rib cage.<br /><br />2) Thickly developed pectoral muscles.

3) Harmonious development of all aspects of the upper and lower chest in order that a pleasing effect is achieved, rather than just 'big pecs'. How are these qualities attained? A great rib cage ideally needs to be developed in order to showcase the pectoral muscles in the best possible way. It is not aesthetically pleasing, or probably realistic, to develop large pectorals on a small underdeveloped rib cage. The rib cage can be expanded by doing a lot of dumbbell and/or barbell pullovers with increasingly heavy weight, but at a weight which will allow eight to twelve repetitions in good form. The best time to really achieve rib cage expansion is during the teenage years, during which time the cartilaginous growth regions of the rib cage have not hardened, and are amenable to stretching and expansion. However, through anecdotal accounts, it is not impossible to achieve rib cage expansion long after the growth regions have hardened through the use of these stretching pullover-type movements. It should be noted that the greatest effects are realised using free weights, and not pullover machines. These machines have their uses in refining the musculature surrounding the rib cage, rather than expanding the bony structure of the rib-cage itself. It should also be noted that heavy leg-training, especially the squat, will help to greatly expand the rib-cage over time, particularly the high-rep 'breathing-squat'. This is basically a high-rep squatting technique, whereby very deep breathing between each rep (two or three breaths) is employed. The set of squats may then be followed by a set of dumbbell pullovers with a light weight and very deep breathing to really stretch the rib cage and surrounding structures.<br /><br />Well-developed pectorals and harmonious development should really go 'hand-in-hand' within your training philosophy i.e. you should be conscious of training for balance while also training for mass. This means that you should not develop astounding weak points in an area of your chest that will take a very long time to correct. Such a deficiency happens in upper chest development for many people. (Coming Soon - Part 3)<br />By <a href="http://www.bodybuildingandanabolicsteroids.com/">International Steroid Expert</a> Mick Hart. Learn how to <a href="http://www.mickhartblog.com">Build Lean Muscle</a> At Micks new Blog<div class="blogger-post-footer"><img width='1' height='1' src='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/tracker/8175583511136632099-7848764107642977601?l=strengthtrainingroutin44.blogspot.com' alt='' /></div>safe steroid cycleshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11785507829258183022noreply@blogger.com0