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May 19, 2009
Of course I also would like some degree of muscular firmness around the abs. This is achieved by lifting a barbell. Barbell exercises tend to provide resistance for muscles in their weak points and this very resistance prods the growing of the muscle. The weight lifter should understand that muscles grow while at rest. So, if you think that over exercising will grow you more muscles, you are mistaken. Allow the muscle to rest. Marathon workouts will only contribute to burnout and muscle loss.
Remember that nutrition is by far the most important factor for both success and failure in body building. A high protein, high carbohydrate and low fat diet is recommended for weight lifters. The protein content helps build muscle; carbohydrates provide the required amount of energy. With proper nutrition, barbell lifting will help build muscle. But take note that there are dos and don’ts that you have to follow. This is something that should be done under supervision by a trainer.
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