Wannabebig.com

Background

Wannabebig is based upon honesty, integrity, and the desire to present quality information that will cater towards everyone. Truth be told, some of the information we present may fly in the face of what has often been regarded as truth.

These are the myths that all the solid advice in the world can't seem to overcome. Sadly the allure to adhere to these myths and misconceptions lie in the ignorance of many trainees. Although their ignorance may be bliss, what we present will hopefully serve to change this way of thinking.

Let's face it, publishing articles with paragraph after paragraph of pseudo scientific jargon doesn't help and you can be sure slapping a 100 references at the end of an article won't change a readers mind. Once in awhile we might publish an article that may need to be read over more than once before the meat and potatoes of the article sets in.

However for the most part the articles we present are informational, high quality and entertaining reads. We're giving you the straight goods and you can be sure that the information we introduce is what the reader wants to see. Anything less and we'd be selling ourselves short and doing a disservice to our readers.

At Wannabebig you won't be bombarded with articles on how to build your "upper inner" chest region, bodybuilding gossip or be plagued on the forums by advertisements for penis pills/pumps. And you can be sure we won't sensor your right to free speech of other supplement products/companies. We like to pride ourselves on being a class act site that carries itself in a professional manner.

Stop by and check us out at http://www.wannabebig.com or e-mail me at maki@wannabebig.com.

Articles

  • How Much Muscle Can You Gain?

    We all want more muscle, but packing on the weight isn't as easy as just showing up. Find out how much muscle you can gain!

    Published on: Jul 19, 2016

  • How Much Protein Do Strength Athletes Need?

    The optimal protein intake for strength athletes has been hotly debated for decades. Here’s what the prevailing science says about the protein needs of weightlifters, powerlifters, and bodybuilders.

    Published on: Sep 10, 2014

  • Iron Meets The Road: Strength Training For The Long Distance Runner!

    I will explore and attempt to unravel some of the common misconceptions held by the running community, and second, I will recommend a systematic approach to strength-training for runners.

    Published on: Apr 19, 2004

  • Are You Down With The Sickness: An Analysis Of Low Carbohydrate Diets!

    This article will focus on the inherent problems of all carb reduction diets, the premises discussed apply to all forms of carb reduction diets so this applies to the NHE, Atkins diet, CKD, TKD and all other carb reduction plans...

    Published on: Feb 19, 2004

  • Periodization: Which Method Is Best?

    Periodization, simply stated, is the organization of training into blocks or units of time that focus on specific skills. Read more!

    Published on: Feb 18, 2004

  • The Power Of Glutamine!

    If you're an avid strength-trainer there's a good chance you've purchased a protein supplement of some kind. And a lot of you are probably familiar with the amino acid called Glutamine. Learn more about glutamine and how it can help you!

    Published on: Feb 17, 2004

  • How To Get Strong Abdominals!

    Abdominal myths have survived for decades and can be found lurking in every gym. The primary focus of this article will concentrate on how to strengthen abdominal musculature through various muscle actions and patterns.

    Published on: Aug 3, 2003