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Locking Joints during Routines
Locking joints, or what's often referred to as "joint locking," typically involves the process of hyperextending or fully extending a joint during certain exercises in bodybuilding. This action can be seen in exercises like overhead tricep extensions or leg presses, where there's a momentary...- jimbosmith316
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Lack of Sleep = Lack of Gains
The recommendation of getting 8-hours of sleep every night is well-known. However, athletes and bodybuilders may need more sleep. This is due to the fact that athletes and bodybuilders are always recovering from one intense training session and preparing for another. The good news is that naps...- drtbear1967
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Losing Training Motivation? Try this.
Training hard is more important than following a plan. And if you're losing motivation, it'll be more difficult to train hard. Someone who trains brutally hard with laser-like focus on a very basic plan will get better results than someone who trains at 80% on the best plan designed by man. The...- drtbear1967
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