.

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

How to get well-toned body and powerful looking muscles.







Weight lifting is one of many workouts that will give you a well-toned body and powerful looking muscles. Weight lifting is a form of strength training that puts a lot of stress on the muscles, forcing them to adapt to the stress by growing larger.


By lifting weights for 20 to 30 minutes, two or three times per week, you should start witnessing muscle growth. You can sign up for a weight-lifting program if you are not sure how to start incorporating weight lifting into your muscle building routines.

In order to master weight-training, you need to consider the following factors:

1- Use the proper weights:


The proper weights should start straining your muscles after 12 to 15 lifts.

2-  Learn the proper weight-lifting techniques:

 If you are new at weight lifting, you may need a fitness trainer to guide you on which technique to use for the particular muscles you want to build.




3- Eat the proper weight-lifting diet:

As you start lifting weights, you will be expending a lot of energy. Muscles will also begin to develop, and both of these changes require that you eat a specific weight training diet in order to keep your health in tiptop form. Fitness trainers recommend that you eat foods rich in proteins.

4- Get enough rest:

You need to give your body enough time to rest. Take full-day breaks between exercising different muscles.

There are various other nitty-gritty details that you also need to consider when using weight training as part of your muscle building routine. Remember that your safety and health comes first, muscles and body tone second.


View my Flipboard Magazine.
 Like this post? PLZ Hit the share buttons below to share this article with your friends on Facebook, Google + and Twitter.

PLZ Follow Us On Flipboard 4 More Fitness & Bodyb Tips.

PLZ Use the comment box below to contribute more ideas & Suggestions .

Best Regards.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...