SLIM STOMACH
Probably you should not be reminded of the story, which is repeated from year to year in the spring in front of the mirror, with remorse of conscience and further…

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BENDING HANDS IN WRINKES
The forearms are not the part of the muscles that will fundamentally change your appearance, but it is their strength that not least depends on your progress in the basic…

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DRAWN ROD TILT
The barbell in the slope belongs to the basic exercises of the back. Regular implementation of this exercise perfectly develops the broadest, large round muscles and affects a number of…

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TRAINING IN THE HALL
Security A second of relaxation can lead to serious injury, so that this does not happen with you, you must adhere to these safety rules: Always warm up. Warming up…

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TRAINING IN THE HALL
Security A second of relaxation can lead to serious injury, so that this does not happen with you, you must adhere to these safety rules: Always warm up. Warming up…

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BUFFING BY RON HARRIS

If you belong to the few athletes who regularly perform this exercise in their workouts, then you may be interested in some of the rules that I learned during the years of training.

No exercises before pulling up.

Pull up at the beginning of your workout, otherwise you will encounter the already accumulated fatigue of the broadest muscles of the back, biceps and forearms. Pull-ups are quite heavy and require a lot of strength, so do them while you are still fresh. Continue reading

DRAFT BARS TO THE CHIN
In bodybuilding and fitness, barbell-to-chin traction is performed primarily to work on the mass and relief of the middle and upper trapezium and the middle deltoid muscle bundle, as well…

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DRAWN ROD TILT
The barbell in the slope belongs to the basic exercises of the back. Regular implementation of this exercise perfectly develops the broadest, large round muscles and affects a number of…

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Twisting
The abdominal muscles are involved in virtually any movement, since they perform flexing of the spine and are responsible for keeping it in a stable position. Therefore, it is fair…

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