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We at AddingMuscleMass.com aim to help people get the body we want, so watch out for our reports and books like this one. In this report we provide some valuable ideas that will help you in your quest for that sculpted body.
General Guidelines
Before starting any new exercise routine or diet you must ensure that you: 1. Refer to your doctor any exercise, diet & supplementation you would like to use. 2. Always follow your doctors recommendations. 3. Ask for the guidance of a professional trainer to teach you the techniques for the proper execution of exercises. Ask advice on the appropriate load you should be lifting for your current level of conditioning.
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Execution: 1. Lie on your back on an incline exercise bench. 2. Grasp the barbell with a medium-wide grip and lift it off the rack. 3. Hold it straight up, and then inhale before lowering the barbell down to the upper chest. 4. Pause for a moment, and then press it back up again. Make sure you dont drift too far forward. Exhale at the end of the movement. Tip: Ensure the bench is angled at a 45-60 degree incline. 10 | P a g e
Execution: 1. Lie with your back on the floor with your legs resting on a bench. 2. Your legs should be together, with your arms behind your heads. 3. Inhale and lift your shoulders off the floor, bringing your head towards your knees into the crunching position. 4. Exhale at the end of the movement as you return the starting position. Tip: To perform a more intense version of crunches, bring the right elbow to the left knee and then left elbow to the right knee on each alternate crunch rep.
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Execution: 1. Hold the handles firmly, with your knees slightly bent and with your feet braced on the crossbar. 2. Extend your arms and slightly bend forward. With this beginning
position, inhale and pull the handles back toward your abdomen using the muscles of your back. Feel your back arch and your chest sticking out. 3. You should find yourself sitting upright as the handles are touching your abdomen. 4. Exhale and release the handles back in a controlled manner to the original position. Tip: Avoid back injuries by never rounding the back when performing this exercise. 12 | P a g e
Bent Rows - This is one of the best all-round back development exercise, that also works the deltoids and forearms. Execution: 1. With your legs slightly apart, hold the bar with an overhand grip slightly wider than shoulder width apart. 2. With the back straight and arms outstretched, bend forward at the waist 45 degrees so that the barbell is at knee level. 3. Inhale and pull the barbell up towards the chest. 4. Exhale and return the barbell back to the starting position in a controlled manner. Tip: To prevent injury you must never round your back during this exercise.
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Execution: 1. Lie facing down on the leg curl machine. Hold on to the handles of the bench. Hook your heels under the lever mechanism of the exercise equipment. Your legs should be straight. 2. Inhale and curl your legs up until the leg biceps are fully contracted. 3. Slowly lower the weight back to the initial position and exhale at the end of the movement.
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It is preferable not to combine both aerobic and weight training in one session, as you may not be able to effectively carry out the other. However, if you should decide to do both in one session, then perform the aerobic exercise last. You dont want to lift weights while you are out of breath or have been exhausted by the aerobic workout. A good way to burn calories would be by using a treadmill or with the use of a stationary bike this will take out the stress placed on your knee joints with repeated movement and bouncing. This would be a good exercise especially if you want to do it more than 30 minutes. If you believe your knees can sustain well, and you have not incurred injuries in the past, then you may opt for jogging or using a skipping rope. This will be highintensity aerobic exercises, especially with the increase in speed that can be employed.
Proper absorption of nutrients in the system With detoxification and a clean system, the body will be able to absorb better the nutrients from the foods that you take. Nutrients that would have otherwise gone to waste will now be made good use of, by your body. Detox for the bodybuilder What this means for the serious bodybuilder and health buff, is that detoxification will result in the efficient functioning of the body and the reduced risk of illness.
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Bodybuilding is a process - you will definitely reach milestones along the way, and at each level one usually aims for more more proportion and symmetry, bigger biceps, chiseled abs, massive chest, V-tapered torso, etc. It is best to enjoy your quest towards a healthier and muscular body dont be too hard on yourself, but reward yourself every once in a while for sticking to your strict exercise regimen. Eat right, sleep well, live clean and get a sculpted body. Unleash your muscles, and then you can walk like real men do.
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