Month: December 2017

The main idea of doing a warm up, is getting your cardio-vascular, central nervous system (CNS), as well as the skeletal musculature activated, before your weightlifting workout, in order to increase its efficiency. Generally speaking, warming up refreshes the nerve paths along your central nervous system, but the most significant changes are in the vegetative ... read more

Before we dive into the most commonly used principle of “Split training”, we will go through some information that concerns the contradiction between some of the principles used by advanced and elite athletes. When you open up a fitness magazine and read some of the articles on methods, used by elite athletes (competitors), there is... read more

The main idea behind the flushing principle is pointed directly at the optimal blood-filling of the working musculature. As we know, the blood is responsible for a various set of vital functions in the human body. It has a main role, when it comes to maintaining the balance of the separate physicochemical properties of the... read more

The biggest goal for beginners and advanced athletes is achieving the so-desired big muscle size, combined, of course, with flawless muscle separation and aesthetics. But is it possible to achieve all of this at once, without a certain yearly training cycle? The answer is yes, if you have superior genetics and follow the given body... read more