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This group is newly opened. There is an 18 age limit on it. The guys there are
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Natural arousals may be allowed in photo albums titled as such. They should not
be included in mailings which are moderated.
We've posted two new chapters of "Muscle Toy" at MuscleFiction.com. The story
of a young Asian man's quest for muscle continues! The update includes a hot
new illustration by Archangel Robriel.
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The mid-January story, "Mr. Biceps" and it's illustration has been
posted. The illustration is another hotty!
In early February we'll post the first installment of a story
called "Muscle Toy", with an illustration by Archangel Robriel.
If you joined with a 3 month membership in September, or October, it's
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illustrations every month. Don't miss out!
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Let me take a second to introduce myself I am a 29yo natural bodybuilder and will be stepping back on stage this year after a 10 year lay off.
I just finished my offseason bulk and finished at 313lbs. Still carrying a bit of BF but not worried about that been dropping steadily over the last 2 months of the bulk. Love reading the post from the group, help me stay motivated and on track... Aiming at 3 shows next year this WEST PALM BEACH in MAY, MUSCLEMANIA in JUNE, and SOUTHERN STATES in JULY.
I start my pre contest in on Monday, I am really excited to step back on stage. I will be updating my pics about once a month and also posting video as well. As contest time draws closer I will get more frequent . Please let me know what you think. http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/MoreMsclXXL/ The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly... all comments welcome. I know where I am at an know I am a work in progress.
The mid-December update for MuscleFiction.com has been posted. The new
story is part of what I've been calling the "Stable" series of stories
about Nick who plies his muscle growth and mental diminisment formulas
on unsuspecting men. How big can he make this guy? This story is
illustrated with a really great picture by Archangel Robriel that I
think you'll all like.
We've also posted the holiday bonus story.
2009 is going to be a great year! We'll be posting installments of a
longer continuing story in alternation with single chapter stories.
But starting in February, the longer story will have the
illustrations. We're doing this so we can follow the growth and
interaction of the characters in the illustrations as well as the stories.
Before we get to that point, though, we've got the finale of "Tran's
Formation" coming up and a hot muscle worship story in mid-January
that will be illustrated. Archangel Robriel is a terrifically
talented artist and puts hours into each illustration getting them
just right. These illustrations you won't see anywhere else. Let us
know what you think of them.
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Natural bodybuilding
may refer to one of several types of approach to the sport of
bodybuilding. Most commonly it means bodybuilding without the use of
illegal performance-enhancing drugs such as anabolic steroids and human
growth hormone.
In
natural contests, bodybuilders are routinely tested for illegal
substances and are banned for any violations from future contests.
Testing can be done on urine samples, but in many cases a less
expensive polygraph (lie detector) test is performed instead. What
qualifies as an "illegal" substance, in the sense that it is prohibited
by regulatory bodies, natural federations, and does not necessarily
include only substances that are illegal under the laws of the relevant
jurisdiction. Anabolic steroids, Prohormone and Diuretics are generally
banned in natural organizations. Natural bodybuilding organizations
include NANBF (North American Natural Bodybuilding Federation), and the
NPA (Natural physique association). Natural bodybuilders assert that
their method is more focused on competition and a healthy lifestyle than other forms of bodybuilding.
Drug
testing is generally organized at a national level. Often the body
engaged by the sanctioning Federation/Promoter is the national
drug/anti-doping body of the jurisdiction.
The national drug/anti-doping bodies are organized under the auspices of the World Anti-Doping Agency(WADA). They include:
Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) formally Australian Sports Drug Agency (ASDA)
Like the IFBB which is generally not a natural competition, Natural bodybuilding has many organizations with competitions
where one can earn the rank of a natural professional bodybuilder. Such
organizations routinely test for controlled and banned substances
including Anabolic steroids, Prohormone and Diuretics. Professional
natural bodybuilding
organizations include the WNBF(World Natural Bodybuilding Federation),
INBA(International Natural Bodybuilding Association ), NEPA, NGA,and
OCB (Organization of Competitive Bodybuilders. more on .... http://powerzonegym.blogspot.com
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Strength
training is the use of resistance to muscular contraction to build the
strength, anaerobic endurance and size of skeletal muscles. There are
many different methods of strength training, the most common being the
use of gravity or elastic/hydraulic forces to oppose muscle
contraction. See the resistance training article for information about
elastic/hydraulic training, but note that the terms "strength training"
and "resistance training" are often used interchangeably.
When
properly performed, strength training can provide significant
functional benefits and improvement in overall health and well-being
including increased bone, muscle, tendon and ligament strength and
toughness, improved joint function, reduced potential for injury,
improved cardiac function and elevated good cholesterol. Training
commonly uses the technique of progressively increasing the force
output of the muscle through incremental increases of weight, elastic
tension or other resistance, and uses a variety of exercises and types
of equipment to target specific muscle groups. Strength training is
primarily an anaerobic activity, although some proponents have adapted
it to provide the benefits of aerobic exercise through circuit training.
Strength training differs from bodybuilding, weightlifting,
powerlifting and strongman, which are sports rather than forms of
exercise. However, participants in these and many other sports often
use strength training as part of their training regimen.
Weight
and resistance training are popular methods of strength training which
use gravity (through weight stacks, plates or dumbbells) or
elastic/hydraulic resistance respectively to oppose muscle contraction.
Each method provides a different challenge to the muscle relating to
the position where the resistance to muscle contraction peaks. Weight training
provides the majority of the resistance at the initiating joint angle
when the movement begins, when the muscle must overcome the inertia of
the weight's mass (however, if repetitions are performed extremely
slowly, inertia is never overcome and resistance remains constant). In
contrast, elastic resistance provides the greatest opposition to
contraction at the end of the movement when the material experiences
the greatest tension while hydraulic resistance varies depending on the
speed of the submerged limb, with greater resistance at higher speeds.
In addition to the equipment used, joint angles can alter the force
output of the muscles due to leverage and the relative overlap of actin
and myosin contractile proteins.
Resistance
training is a form of strength training in which each effort is
performed against a specific opposing force generated by resistance
(i.e. resistance to being pushed, squeezed, stretched or bent).
Exercises are isotonic if a body part is moving against the force.
Exercises are isometric if a body part is holding still against the
force. Resistance exercise is used to develop the strength and size of
skeletal muscles. Properly performed, resistance training can provide
significant functional benefits and improvement in overall health and
well-being.
The goal of resistance training, according to the
American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI), is to "gradually and
progressively overload the musculoskeletal system so it gets stronger."
Research shows that regular resistance training will strengthen and
tone muscles and increase bone mass. Isometric training
Isometric
exercise, or "isometrics", is a type of strength training in which the
joint angle and muscle length do not change during contraction.
Isometric exercises are opposed by a force equal to the force output of
the muscle and there is no net movement. This mainly strengthens the
muscle at the specific joint angle at which the isometric exercise
occurs, with some increases in strength at joint angles up to 20° in
either direction depending on the joint trained. In comparison,
isotonic exercises strengthen the muscle throughout the entire range of
motion of the exercise used.
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by Archangel Robriel. The story with the illustration is up now. The
Gallery itself will be updated on the 20th.
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Day 1: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
Day 2: Exercise 2:-Straight-leg deadlift (Barbell): 3 x 8-12-Leg press (Lever): 4 x 6-10-Standing Calf Raise standing (Barbell): 3 x 10-15-Chin-up: 2 x 6-8-Incline bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10-Bicep curl (EZ-bar): 2 x 6-10
Day 3: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
Day 4: Exercise 2:-Straight-leg deadlift (Barbell): 3 x 8-12-Leg press (Lever): 4 x 6-10-Standing Calf Raise standing (Barbell): 3 x 10-15-Chin-up: 2 x 6-8-Incline bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10-Bicep curl (EZ-bar): 2 x 6-10
Day 5: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
Day 6: Exercise 2:-Straight-leg deadlift (Barbell): 3 x 8-12-Leg press (Lever): 4 x 6-10-Standing Calf Raise standing (Barbell): 3 x 10-15-Chin-up: 2 x 6-8-Incline bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10-Bicep curl (EZ-bar): 2 x 6-10
Day 8: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
Day 9: Exercise 2:-Straight-leg deadlift (Barbell): 3 x 8-12-Leg press (Lever): 4 x 6-10-Standing Calf Raise standing (Barbell): 3 x 10-15-Chin-up: 2 x 6-8-Incline bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10-Bicep curl (EZ-bar): 2 x 6-10
Day 10: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
Day 11: Exercise 2:-Straight-leg deadlift (Barbell): 3 x 8-12-Leg press (Lever): 4 x 6-10-Standing Calf Raise standing (Barbell): 3 x 10-15-Chin-up: 2 x 6-8-Incline bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10-Bicep curl (EZ-bar): 2 x 6-10
Day 12: Exercise 1:-Front squat (Barbell): 4 x 6-8-Seated leg curl (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Seated calf extension (Lever): 3 x 10-12-Bent-over row (Barbell): 2 x 8-12-Shoulder press (Dumbbell): 2 x 6-10-Close grip bench press (Barbell): 2 x 6-10
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It's true that bodybuilders and weight lifters need to keep the protein up in their diet in order to maintain and build the large muscle mass which is so important to their sports or recreation.
Protein, as most know, is found in meat, fish, chicken, beans, milk, in soy products like tofu and in lesser amounts in nuts and grains.
The estimated daily requirements are set by various nutrition authorities in each country. In the US, the Department of Agriculture (USDA) sets the guidelines for nutrients like protein as well as other major vitamins and minerals. For most people of average weight, the protein intake is set at less than 70 grams each day.
Athletes may require quite a bit more than this to support muscle repair, increased growth and to protect against the general hardships of vigorous training and competing. Yet sports nutrition authorities generally recommend no more than about twice the daily recommended allowance applicable to less active people.
Some bodybuilders and weight training athletes have taken this recommendation for extra protein to extraordinary limits and well beyond any scientific recommendation. While excessive protein seems to do no harm in healthy, active people up to a point, the risk may be more substantial for someone with kidney disease -- the overweight or diabetic for example.
Excess protein beyond the requirements of the body is broken down from amino acids into ketones or glucose or energy cycle intermediates for energy, and some is converted to ammonia then urea and excreted.
The situation is encouraged by the extraordinary vigor of the powdered protein supplement industry in the weight training and bodybuilding markets. Skim milk powder can supply all the extra protein required -- and at a fraction of the price of some expensive supplement brands.
I'll take you through an example to demonstrate the dynamics of protein requirements for weight training.
We search your old sports things for a sports association in Agadir
(Morocco) the sport still gives youngsters without suitable sports
clothing, we need all kind of sports things. We were in 2007 in Agadir
and must to see having as the jungs sport in pairs of jeans od. in
boxer's hoard have done. And we have gone there with fahrradbekleidung
from Adidas, and to us was quite surely beinlich. We have written up
different companies and wanted to have from their one clothing makes a
donation, but because the duty fees are too high by the import. If the
idea is old to us to ask come after yours. In the sports struggle,
swimming, football, cycling and triatlon or athletics the things can
be sent to us by post:
Ollhoff Max (26950243)
Straße: Packstation 105
Ort: 30655 Hannover
Or if they send us a mail with her other ones ask;
torstenmaxollhoff@...photomacherhann@...ollhoffmax@...
For sport unites and we send companies to them a donation receipt
handing over appointment 25.12.2008 is in Agadir We thank beforehand
for every small one share.
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Packing on Muscle
mass involves a lot of dedication and care. At times, trying too hard
can have its negative effects too. Right guidance and proper techniques
make the perfect recipe to MUSCLE BUILDING.
Muscle Building is no joke, but at the same time, very much possible.
The bottomline is to workout in the right direction and not to harm
your body. Here are some Do's and Dont's for Muscle Building.
1)
Popping a pill to reach your health and fitness goal is not the answer!
Results are temporary and effects the body adversely in the long run.
2)
Remove the tag " Short cut" from your workout schedule. There is no
such thing as quick-fix. Dedication and hardwork hold the key for MUSCLE BUILDING.
3)
Dietary Supplements can be helpful in achieving your goals.
Supplementation is designed to supplement your healthy eating and
exercise habits.
4) Dont go in for any supplement you come
across. Before taking a supplement, consult your trained or a
physician. Always buy supplements from a reputed DRUGSTORE. Do your
research before taking in a supplement.
5) Supplements shouldnt be misunderstood as steroids. Steroids should be a BIG NO.
6) Muscle Building Diet: It occupies a prominent area in MUSCLE BUILDING
pie-chart. You should be highly careful related to your muscle building
diet. Always ask your trainer to write down a diet schedule for you.
7) Give rest to your body between two sets, say for two minutes.
8)
Not work on more than two muscle groups at a time. Train those mucles
in a group which work with each other. This technique has proven to be
effective. For eg: Chest and Triceps or biceps and backs.
9)
The most effective time to do muscle building exercises is in the
morning. You have consumed a lot of carbs by evening. So, carbs become
the source of energy for you when you do your exercises in evening. But
in morning, body depends on its alternative source i.e FAT for energy.
Hence fats get burned up more in morning.
10) Last but not the
least, Dont be biased to any body part. Proper balance is a necessity.
Having big upper body and skinny legs is no good. Work out on entire body.