5 Reasons You Aren't Building Muscle

By Shannon Clark

Working out but not building muscle? This may be why.

If you’ve just recently decided to put yourself on a muscle building program but are not yet seeing the results that you had thought you would be, you may be scratching your head and wondering what’s going on.
Many people commit to the goal of building muscle and start ‘doing their time’ in the gym, however not everyone sees the results that they had expected.
You may think that you’re doing everything right, but really, you’re a long way from using a successful approach.
Let’s take a look at five good reasons that you may not be building muscle successfully and show you what you can do about these

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Can a 7 Minute Workout App Really Replace a Full Workout?

By Adam Ferguson 

 

When I got a new phone recently I figured I’d try out some of the new fitness apps. Why not try to use technology to make my workouts easier, right?
The one app that stuck out to me was this 7 minute workout app. It’s had some buzz in the media.[1] So after reading a bit about it, I had to give it a try. It sounded too good to be true. I wanted to share my results so other people can decide if it’s for them.
Can a 7 minute workout really give you the exercise you need in a day? 

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Muscle Building Exercisese

By hgh.org

A useful guide on "Muscle Building Exercises".

The key to building muscle is to start with a plan. There are literally thousands of muscle building exercises when counting all the basics and variations that take an athlete from beginner to advanced levels. It is important to choose at least three different exercises for each group being worked and to make certain that all main muscle groups are worked at least one day per week. Set a schedule and allow for rest in between. That is a common mistake that many new athletes make. Resting those muscles is just as important as working them. If well planned, a weekly regimen will include muscle building exercises that target every major muscle group in the entire body.

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Enhance Your Health In These 9 Great Ways By Eating Dark Chocolate

By Justin French

1. Recent studies have shown a reduction in the risk of getting cardiovascular disease in those who regularly ate dark chocolate. In those susceptible to Alzheimer's, diabetes and stroke a 50% reduction in risk was reported.

2. Stroke happens when blood thickens and causes a clot to lodge in the brain. Eating dark chocolate causes bacteria in your gut to manufacture anti-inflammatories which thin the blood, lessening the chance of you getting a stroke.

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