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Building A Better Body, One Brick At A Time
Copyright 2005 Tom Venuto The quest to develop a stunningly fit, lean and attractive body is a long, slow journey. It's not something you achieve overnight by popping a few pills or strapping an electric gizmo to your belly. Which reminds me,...
Depression from Bodybuilding
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With warm weather season now in full gear, exercisers want to take their workouts outside and breakout of their indoor fitness ruts. But, when temperatures reach record highs and humidity levels soar, traditional outdoor workouts become less...
Sign Your Own Permission Slip
You have permission to publish this article in your newsletter or on your website, free of charge, as long as the resource box is included. Please send a courtesy copy of your publication to claudette@metavoice.org. Word Count: 600 words Thanks,...
Sleep Apnea And Snoring
Of all the snoring related physical ailments, arguably the most severe and ironically least understood is a condition called Sleep Apnea. These two words should be emblazoned in the minds of every snorer, and anyone who lives with or cares about the...
You Don't Know Squat!
YOU DONT KNOW SQUAT!! Ok, so you think squats are bad for the knees and back. Well then you dont know squat about squats. This is one exercise that can benefit almost every muscle in your body if you do them correctly and safely. So good, in...
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Build Thick and Wide Back Muscle to Compliment powerful Chest Muscle
Want Your Back Thick And Wide To Complement Your Powerful Chest Muscles?
I believe that most of you who are reading this article are already working out in gyms and have already build awesome muscles especially on your chest and arms. However, I do note one discrepancy is that whenever I visit the gyms, for some reasons or another, people seem concentrate on building massive chest muscles but neglect their back muscles. Perhaps it is the out of mind out of site syndrome. You can't see your back, so you do not develop it.
This neglect is dangerous because your if upper body muscle development is not balanced, it may lead to injuries and muscle tear not to talk about hitting a bodybuilder plateau. You will also look awkward because your body shape will not be symmetrical. Meaning, you are out of shape. I am sure you have seen these people and may have commented why they looked so odd.
So then, how to develop a great back which will also accentuate your V shape body to complement your powerful chest muscles?
Just include these 3 exercises into your back workout routine and lift them heavy. Yes. Heavy.
The dead lift - This move not only develop your lower body, it also target your entire back. It
guarantees you fast overall explosive muscle mass gain.
Bent Over Barbell row - This exercise is best for thickening the upper and middle back area. It also adds density to your lower back muscles as well.
Chin Up - Do both versions. Palms facing you and palms facing out. This is best for developing your V shape upper body and an excellent bicep and tricep shaper too. Do the exercises slow and deliberate without swinging or using momentum to power your chin up. Pause for 2 seconds at the top and lower slowly. Real slooooooooow...... so that you are fighting gravity instead of letting gravity pull you down.
By incorporating these 3 excellent exercises into your back routine, you will see your upper body taking another different form in just weeks if you perform the exercises correctly. Remember to have enough sleep for your muscles to repair itself and grow big.
About the author:
Chris Chew is a personal trainer and count actors, doctors, pageant winners, models and other celebrities as his clients. He runs a fitness school at Personal Trainers and is the author of Lose Fat Build Muscles!
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