Bodybuilding

Quick And Easy Bodybuilding Guide.

Let’s face it your body is a smart machine, if you want to be a champion especially in the sport of bodybuilding you have to continuously push yourself in EVERY way. The only person you compete against is yourself. The only person you have to stay ahead of in the game is yourself. To do this, it really boils down to just two things: master the art of listening to your body and master the art of not allowing your body and mind to adapt to your training and eating programs.

Athletes and the general fitness buffs lose their desire and motives for two reasons: boredom and lack of results. Boredom in the sense than their bodies gets use to a certain pattern of exercising and sooner rather than later adapt to that pattern. When this occurs results do not. When we are not mentally and physically pushed we end up staying at a certain level or worse give up on ourselves. This does not have to happen!

Tip! Feed the Spirit! Bodybuilding Champions understand the mind is their biggest competitor and the heart is their biggest asset. If you kill your spirit or passion for the sport, you have lost the main purpose for your efforts.

On a personal note, I have averaged five days a week exercising and won many bodybuilding championships by doing half the weight and exercises in half the time that most do. Why? Because of one simple rule; never allow your body to adapt to your program.

However, there are many of you who do the opposite and change things up too soon and too often. You don’t see results in a short period of time so you change it up. At the end of the year, if I would ask you, “What works for you?” You could not tell me, because you are confused with all the things you’ve tried. There is a fine line of when and what to change. Here are some suggestions on becoming a champion in any sport when it comes to mastering the art of adaptation:

Tip! More is not better! ? Bodybuilding Champions work smarter not harder. Efficiency and knowledge is the key to becoming a true champion.

1. Design your workout programs in twelve week cycles -
You could also call this periodization training. Your body works in cycles. Any more than twelve weeks and your body and mind get use to the pattern of your training.

2. Have a rest period between programs -
It is very important both physically and mentally to take a break to recuperate. This may be hard to do, but pays dividends down the road. Remember – More is not better!

3. Vary intensity levels on both cardiovascular and weight training workouts -
This continually pushes your body to grow and improve. Monitor heart rates and keep a good flow in your weight training workouts.

4. Set a time frame to your workout session -
This forces you to push yourself and not allowing your body to get in a rut. Do not allow your workouts to become a job to do. Enjoy it!

Tip! Leave your ego at the door! ? Bodybuilding Champions focus on the process and not on themselves. Your life should not center on you and you alone.

5. Alternate between machines and free weights -
Your body even gets use to equipment, reps and order of exercises. Change up once a while.

If you want to be a champion, these things must be incorporated into your workout plan. If you are afraid of change, experimenting or failing you will continue on the road of metiocracy. However, if you want to be a bodybuilding champion you must think outside the box!

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Yes, bodybuilding is an art! As the Potter molds the clay, so does the individual sculpt the body and mind. To the naked eye, most only see the exterior finish, to the champion; the art is in their history and in Rome.

The sport of bodybuilding dates back to the Roman days of the gladiator. While what may seem as meaningless posing and superficial gazing to some, to others who participate and understand reaches far deeper into the roots of tradition.

Tip! Get a mentor- Bodybuilding Champions are never afraid to ask for help. Champs know that knowledge is power.

Bodybuilding is unique in that it combines the unknown elements of human nature with nutritional science, exercise and psychology. As different as a finger print is the outcome of ones process of becoming a champion. A true champion believes the art of bodybuilding lies not in his/her external stature, but in the depths of their purpose for doing so. And for the true champion, greatness needs no explanation!

The sport of bodybuilding is about preparation, presentation and perseverance. To be a champion bodybuilder one must connect history with present day purpose. Without this one will never understand the true meaning of what it takes in becoming a true bodybuilding champion.

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Preparation:

Proper preparation consists of three elements: consistency, variety and efficiency. No matter what your goals are; consistent training, eating right and recuperation time all play a vital role in becoming a champion. There are no short cuts or off seasons!

Presentation:

As important as the preparation is the presentation. Whether it is a running event, game or bodybuilding competition it matters not, what is important is that moment in time on display. While many unknowns abound during your time in the spot light, presentations can be mastered by prior visualition of the event, studying event criteria and asking for advice from those before you. As any champion knows it only takes seconds to become a second place finisher.

Perseverance:

With out hard work champions are at best mediocre. There can be no seasonal or part-timers. Taking short cuts will only by you time to when you will pay the price either physically, mentally or potentially.

Personally, in the beginning I did not know I would be a champion, but what I did believe was sooner or later I would end up in Rome. Rome was not built in a day nor are champions. With a one day at a time attitude, in my mind it was only a matter of time to be where others only wished. Proper planning prevents poor performance!

Tip! Feed the Spirit! Bodybuilding Champions understand the mind is their biggest competitor and the heart is their biggest asset. If you kill your spirit or passion for the sport, you have lost the main purpose for your efforts.

It is only you who can become what only you can believe! Be a champion!

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What? Less is more! Yes, less is more! For the first three bodybuilding competitions I over trained. I thought the more weight, the more sets and the more the fat that was cut out of my diet the better the finished product would look. This mind set ended up costing me championships.

Quick And Easy Bodybuilding Guide.

In 1987 after training in Florida with Mr. Universe Brian Silk, I learned a valuable lesson. Brian was doing half the weight, half the sets in half the time I was known to do. He taught me the importance of allowing the body to rest, recuperate and rebuild. It just did not seem logical to me, I thought. “What if I lose all this muscle I worked so hard to develop?” But if he looked that way, I was willing to try. One year later I won the Mr. Michigan Bodybuilding championships. Remember these things if you want to become a bodybuilding champion:

Tip! Afraid of Change: Most thinks their way works best. Wrong! Bodybuilding is an art.

Workout Cycling (Periodization):

Set a time frame of ten to twelve weeks on a workout plan, and then take a week off.

Body Part Cycling:

Train each body part twice in seven days. There are different opinions about this, but my experience tells me to teach you to train body parts twice in a week, one heavy day and one lighter weight day.

Less is More:

Over training body parts can do more damage than good. Be careful not to think the more you do the better.

Heavy vs. Light Training Days:

In order to achieve a balanced looking physique, less joint aches and better muscle recuperation, training should consist of heavy – strength days and lighter – shape days. In other words, in your rotation of body parts work certain muscles heavier on some days and lighter and more repetitions on others. This allows better quality of rest between training days in the short term.

Body Language:

While this may be the hardest to master, it may be the most important. Learn to listen to your body and not your ego. Rest is important. In the short run you will not lose what you have worked so hard to develop. However, if you do not learn to listen, you will eventually be forced to take a break by the body shutting down. If your joints ache, sleeping patterns are off, more sore than usual after a workout or irritable, then chances are you need a short rest.

Tip! Never forget where you come from! ? Bodybuilding Champions never forget what the sport has taught them, where they have been or who has helped them along the way. Bodybuilding and life share the same principles: what you gain inside is more valuable than anything physical.

Mastering the art of recuperation may be the biggest obstacle you will have in becoming a champion.

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Greg Ryan is a best selling author, former employee of Kathy Smith,
and high profile fitness expert.