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People and their goals are extremely vast and there isn't a one size fits all diet or training plan.
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Background
I got started in bodybuilding about 4 years ago because I wanted to build up my arms. I enjoy rollerblading with my dog and my favorite bodybuilder is Aaron Baker.
He can be contacted at CMERCER@hot.rr.com.
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Weeks 9-12 Getting Your Guns Going Routine
This is the last leg of the routine to take your guns from a .25 caliber to a freakin howitzer. There is also a few fun sets thrown in for those of you who have a partner, but I'll get into that a little later. First comes the routine, and the preferred exercises associated with the routine.
Section: Training ::
Dec 21, 2001
Get Your Guns Going.
In one of my previous articles I said that I liked to put together 12 week workout routines, or cycles, changing up the exercises every three or four weeks, and here is a great starting routine to get you through the first four weeks.
Section: Training ::
Dec 21, 2001
Sound Advice For Staying On-Track.
Learn all the tips you need to keep yourself on-track and consistent with your training. There's a lot of great tips here like: "Don't kill yourself on the first couple of trips to the gym, and keep everything in perspective."
Section: Mind ::
Jul 09, 2001
The Truth About Steroids.
I did one cycle (8 weeks) of a fairly mild pharmaceutical and then stopped to ensure that I would pass a NCAA drug test if my name were drawn. It is my opinion that, unless you have a specific purpose in taking the drug, like a sports career or desire to be a competitive bodybuilder, then you probably don't really need to take those measures. Learn from my experience.
Section: Supplements ::
May 19, 2001
Are You Made Of White Or Dark Meat?
Most of you have heard the terms type one and type two muscle fibers, also known
as fast twitch and slow twitch, but do you really know what those two terms are
referring to? Which type dominates your physique?
Section: Training ::
May 12, 2001
Starting A Workout Program.
This article will focus on some specifics in starting a workout program. What guidelines should you follow to maximize your muscle gains?
Section: Training ::
Jun 03, 2000
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