[h=2]Steroids and Training[/h]
You should take the following factors to heart since they are absolutely necessary for a successful training. What role does the use of anabolic steroids play? Very simple answer: athletes who take steroids will make clearly faster, better, and more effctive progress than their natural colleagues. They will also obtain a much higher development stage than would have ever been possible without taking pharmaceutical compounds. Such statements that someone will achieve the same mass as a bodybuilder without taking steroids, but it will only takes longer, is nothing but a completely absurd publicity by the authorities who in their own interest conceal the truth. Read the following lines with an open-minded attitude and try to understand this information for your own needs.
1. High-intensity training: The human organism absolutely refuses any unnecessary change since it feels best in a constant condition, a homeostasis. In order to lure it out of its passivity, several efforts and exertions must be made. The signal that the body needs in order to build up strength and muscle mass is triggered by heavy, hard, and intense training routines. These should consist of relatively few sets. Five to eight sets for large muscle groups and three to four sets for small muscle groups are completely sufficient when every set is carried out until muscle failure.
2. Training with less repetitions: The body has two different types of muscle fibers: Since the muscle hypertrophy almost completely occurs in the fast-twitch white muscle fibers of type 2, a sensible bodybuilding workout must be developed in a way that these are sufficiently stimulated. For this purpose less, heavy repetitions in the range of 6-10 are recommended.
3. Training with progressively heavier weights: In order to build up massive muscles they must be challenged and exposed to regular progressively-higher resistances. This can be achieved when the athlete continuously increases the weight during exercises. The stronger the muscles the larger their appearance. There is no mass without power. The basic exercises such as squats, bench presses, presses behind the neck, rows, barbell curls, dips, etc. are the most suitable.
4. Sufficient rest periods: The muscles are stimulated during the training but they only grow during their rest phase. The higher intensity, the higher the damage of the muscle cell is and the longer the resting phase is. When you train with adequate intensity you simply cannot train every day nor should you attack a muscle twice a week. Accept rest and recovery as important factors of your training success. Every day you train in the GYM should be followed by a complete off day. Bodybuilders who are interested in an optimal strength and muscle gain should train every muscle once very intensely every 7-8 days.
5. Plateau and phase training: The body can be put under maximum stress only for a limited time. If this time is exceeded, development comes to a stop and if continued the performance will get back. For this reason the intensity and extent of the training should be changed every 12-14 weeks. The athlete should enjoy several days off training and then change to a several-week long maintenance training (plateau training).
You should take the following factors to heart since they are absolutely necessary for a successful training. What role does the use of anabolic steroids play? Very simple answer: athletes who take steroids will make clearly faster, better, and more effctive progress than their natural colleagues. They will also obtain a much higher development stage than would have ever been possible without taking pharmaceutical compounds. Such statements that someone will achieve the same mass as a bodybuilder without taking steroids, but it will only takes longer, is nothing but a completely absurd publicity by the authorities who in their own interest conceal the truth. Read the following lines with an open-minded attitude and try to understand this information for your own needs.
1. High-intensity training: The human organism absolutely refuses any unnecessary change since it feels best in a constant condition, a homeostasis. In order to lure it out of its passivity, several efforts and exertions must be made. The signal that the body needs in order to build up strength and muscle mass is triggered by heavy, hard, and intense training routines. These should consist of relatively few sets. Five to eight sets for large muscle groups and three to four sets for small muscle groups are completely sufficient when every set is carried out until muscle failure.
2. Training with less repetitions: The body has two different types of muscle fibers: Since the muscle hypertrophy almost completely occurs in the fast-twitch white muscle fibers of type 2, a sensible bodybuilding workout must be developed in a way that these are sufficiently stimulated. For this purpose less, heavy repetitions in the range of 6-10 are recommended.
3. Training with progressively heavier weights: In order to build up massive muscles they must be challenged and exposed to regular progressively-higher resistances. This can be achieved when the athlete continuously increases the weight during exercises. The stronger the muscles the larger their appearance. There is no mass without power. The basic exercises such as squats, bench presses, presses behind the neck, rows, barbell curls, dips, etc. are the most suitable.
4. Sufficient rest periods: The muscles are stimulated during the training but they only grow during their rest phase. The higher intensity, the higher the damage of the muscle cell is and the longer the resting phase is. When you train with adequate intensity you simply cannot train every day nor should you attack a muscle twice a week. Accept rest and recovery as important factors of your training success. Every day you train in the GYM should be followed by a complete off day. Bodybuilders who are interested in an optimal strength and muscle gain should train every muscle once very intensely every 7-8 days.
5. Plateau and phase training: The body can be put under maximum stress only for a limited time. If this time is exceeded, development comes to a stop and if continued the performance will get back. For this reason the intensity and extent of the training should be changed every 12-14 weeks. The athlete should enjoy several days off training and then change to a several-week long maintenance training (plateau training).
