Biology is the most powerful technology ever created. DNA is software, protein are hardware, cells are factories. Everyone knows protein is important for muscle growth.
But why? How much do you need? How often should you eat it? And is it true that we can only digest and absorb 30 gr of protein at a time? This article is going to answer all of these questions and more, using the latest research on the topic of protein intake and muscle growth. Here’s what you’ll learn:
Keep reading to maximally stimulate your brain protein synthesis.
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The application of consistent, logical effort, over a prolonged period is the key to reaching your physical muscular potential. Updated March 9th, 2022.
When I realised I was transgender in 2018, I started bodybuilding because I wanted to sculpt a more gender-affirming physique. For nearly three years, I’ve been honoured to help dozens of clients achieve the same goal. With this article, I want to help you do the same. This piece is therefore going to cover:
Before we start, I want to make a clarification: this guide can help you at any stage of your fitness journey, whether you’re on testosterone replacement therapy or not. Anyone can build muscle with resistance training, including those who are pre-testosterone or will never take any. Furthermore, the benefits of exercise go above and beyond your appearance and include improved mood, higher energy levels, and increased self-confidence, among others. What better way to grow into the person you were always meant to be? For this reason, I encourage you to begin training as soon as you can. Even if you chose to never start hormones, you’d still be able to put on an euphoria-inducing amount of muscle that you wouldn’t have if you didn’t train. I speak from experience, as I was determined to take my physique as far as I could before beginning my medical transition. I first started lifting in June 2018, but didn’t have access to TRT until March 2020. In addition to the physical results – which I believe have been greater than if I had waited almost two years until I could start testosterone – training and nutrition have helped my mental health, relieved my dysphoria, and benefited my relationship with food. But enough about me. If you want to learn more about my story, you can read this article. If you’re here for the gains, let’s get started. The best training program in the world is absolutely worthless without the will to execute it properly, consistently, and with intensity. Training three days per week for about an hour each time?
Not sure how to design a muscle-building program to make the most of your sessions? Tired of HIIT workouts and circuits that make you sweat, but aren’t changing the way you look? You’ve come to the right place, my friend. This article is divided into the following three sections:
This article will provide you with a foundational understanding of some of the components of a training program, so that you can start designing your own, but it can’t cover all there is to know about muscle-building training. To learn more about the principles of muscle growth (hypertrophy), check out these articles:
If you’re ready to learn how to design a kickass three-day program, read on. I want people to realize bodybuilders are athletes. We have a very meticulous philosophy on how we are able to gain muscle and lose fat simultaneously. Useful Links: A Comprehensive Guide to Your First Cut Bulking is the process of building new muscle mass through a combination of training and nutrition. It’s empowering and rewarding, but it can be daunting if you’ve never done it before.
In order to arm you with the knowledge you need to approach a bulking, or muscle-building, phase successfully, this article is going to address the following questions:
To make the most of a bulking phase, I recommend you start with this article and run a Kickstart Phase. When you’re done, come back to this bulking guide and keep reading. It’s time to put some muscle on. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act but a habit. If you’re relatively new to the pursuit of a leaner and stronger physique, you may be asking yourself: “Should I cut or bulk?”
Indeed, it’s a question I get a lot during clients’ initial consultations. To start, let’s get our terms straight. A “cut” is a fat loss phase, focused on body fat reduction. A “bulk” is a muscle-building phase, focused on an increase in muscle mass. So, which one should you do first? My answer to these newbie clients is: Neither. If you’ve never done a properly structured bulk or cut, you may not have the skills to get the most from either just yet. Imagine if your primary school teacher asked you to write a novel before you learnt the alphabet. Would you have been able to do it? Yeah, I didn’t think so. All aspects of training and nutrition require knowledge and skill, so you need practice. That’s why, before you cut or bulk, you need the Kickstart Phase, an initial stage that I guide all of my newbie clients through in order to boost their future results. In this article, I’ll take you through the answers to these questions:
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