Want to build strength, gain muscle mass or lose fat? This book is for you!
What you'll learn:
- Time under tension for muscle growth
- What is the optimal number of repetitions to build muscle?
- Do I have to lift heavy to get big muscles?
- How often should you exercise?
- What's the best time of day to exercise?
- The best strength training exercises that everyone should do
- What is the reason for muscle soreness after working out?
- How long should you rest between sets?
- When should you start adding weight?
- Differences between compound and isolated exercises
- What is an optimal duration of a workout?
- How can I build strength without gaining size?
- How to overcome a workout plateau?
- How to stay motivated to exercise?
- What are the best ab exercises you can do?
- How to build muscle mass with calisthenics?
- Should I stretch before or after a workout?
- How to find your optimal training load?
- How much weight should you lift to gain muscle mass?
- Two simple ways to promote fat loss
- Is bodyweight training safer than weightlifting?
- Is performing the same routine each time ineffective?
- How to get a six-pack?
- Which type of exercise is the most effective for muscle growth?
- What's the best type of physical activity for fat loss?
- Should you train to failure?
- What's the difference between weight loss and fat loss?
- Does eating fat make you fat?
- As a beginner should I use free weights or machines?
- How to make an exercise more demanding without adding weight
- Why do we need to perform strength exercises in full range of motion?
- How to breathe correctly during strength exercises?
- Are squats bad for your knees?
- How to decrease the risk of injury?
- What's the optimal number of exercises for strength and muscle mass?
- Why longer workouts are not necessarily better?
- Should I do high reps to get ripped?
- Why do your muscles "burn" when you do high reps?
- Does strength training increase flexibility?
- Is lifting weights dangerous?
- How to correctly order your exercises in a workout?
- What are agonist and antagonist muscles?
- Can isometric training build strength?
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