Progressive Overload is one of the most guaranteed methods that you can use to build muscle and strength. The human body is designed to adapt to external stimulus and progressive overload is a tool you can use to force your body to adapt and change. This concept however inspires people to take it to the …
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Ectomorphs have the most disadvantageous body type when it comes to building strength and muscle. Small joints, long limbs and a narrow frame are not the ideal characteristics on their own, therefore combining them on an ectomorphs frame just makes for an uphill battle once you get in the weights room. Strength is a relative …
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How often should a hardgainer workout? A hardgainer should workout 6 x days per week. 4 x days should be spent doing heavy weightlifting sessions and 2 x days should be for active recovery in the form of low intensity steady state cardio. As a hardgainer struggling to put on any sort of muscle mass …
Progressive overload not working anymore is a common occurrence for those that take a linear approach to training and only focus on adding weight to the bar all the time. Progressive overload is probably my favourite principle when it comes to bodybuilding or improving body composition. It’s an incredibly simple concept, easy to apply even …
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