Comments on: Secrets To Natural Bodybuilding – Use These For Explosive Growth http://healthylivinginformation.net/secrets-to-natural-bodybuilding-use-these-for-explosive-growth A Better You; A Better World Sat, 24 Dec 2011 02:24:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Doug http://healthylivinginformation.net/secrets-to-natural-bodybuilding-use-these-for-explosive-growth/comment-page-1#comment-1573 Doug Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:40:58 +0000 http://healthylivinginformation.net/secrets-to-natural-bodybuilding-use-these-for-explosive-growth#comment-1573 I'd like to learn more about the difference between over training your muscles, and cardio training that helps to stimulate maximum muscle growth from my bodybuilding. In my old training routine, three times a week I would do 10 to 12 weight lifting exercises, two sets of ten reps. The drills covered all the major muscle groups, with an emphasis on chest muscles. Following the 45 minute weight workout, I would go and swim 700 to 1000 meters. I followed this routing for nearly a year, and my fitness improved a good deal. Recently I've become more focused on my muscle gain, and started to read more about how bodybuilding actually works. I was told that, as far as maximizing muscle growth, my workout routine is actually considered over training... and, my diet, though it was very healthy, the amount and types of foods I was eating was not supplying my body correctly for gaining lean muscle size. How many times per week should one lift weights, and how much cardio is required to help boost muscle growth? Cheers, Doug I’d like to learn more about the difference between over training your muscles, and cardio training that helps to stimulate maximum muscle growth from my bodybuilding.

In my old training routine, three times a week I would do 10 to 12 weight lifting exercises, two sets of ten reps. The drills covered all the major muscle groups, with an emphasis on chest muscles. Following the 45 minute weight workout, I would go and swim 700 to 1000 meters.

I followed this routing for nearly a year, and my fitness improved a good deal.

Recently I’ve become more focused on my muscle gain, and started to read more about how bodybuilding actually works.

I was told that, as far as maximizing muscle growth, my workout routine is actually considered over training… and, my diet, though it was very healthy, the amount and types of foods I was eating was not supplying my body correctly for gaining lean muscle size.

How many times per week should one lift weights, and how much cardio is required to help boost muscle growth?

Cheers, Doug
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