Omega-3

What is Omega-3? Omega-3 is a complex of polyunsaturated fatty acids found in marine and vegetable fats. That is, they can not be synthesized by the body, and are obtained only from food. As a rule, the lack of omega-3 in the human body can cause a lot of disorders and diseases. These are natural… Read More »

Reverse attacks with a barbell for girls

Exercise side barbell attacks are often included in female training. It is considered to work precisely the average gluteus, but also involves other muscle groups. Usually this movement is performed not as a basic, but as an auxiliary exercise in strength training. Implementation requires considerable flexibility and good strength indicators, so the exercise is used… Read More »

Low carb diet

A low carb diet is needed to fight fat deposits. Its duration can range from several months to one year, depending on how severely the diet is reduced. There is a misconception that people get fat from fat, although in fact the main cause of obesity is carbohydrates – the main source of energy. If… Read More »

Stretching the quadriceps

Oddly enough, under the stretching of the quadriceps muscle of the thigh understand two exercises. One of them is really a stretching movement for the front surface of the thighs, while the second is a gymnastic exercise with its own weight, and is aimed at working out the muscles of the thighs and buttocks. Purpose… Read More »

Muscles of the person (musculature)

Bodybuilding and powerlifting requires knowledge of human anatomy and all muscle groups. Also requires knowledge of the structure of the muscles and their functions. All this allows you to properly develop training programs and correctly perform certain sets of exercises. What are muscles and why are they needed? Muscles are formed by muscle tissue and… Read More »

The bridge on the shoulders with arms raised

The bridge on the shoulders with arms raised is one of the main gymnastic movements. It is found in almost all modern fitness programs and is used in strength training as an auxiliary movement. The bridge with the arms raised is an auxiliary variation of the exercise “extension of the hip joint with weights”, which… Read More »

Mechanical growth factor

Mechanical growth factor Mechanical growth factor (MGF) – a substance that is produced after heavy physical exertion; is a subspecies of insulin-like growth factor (IGF1), produced in the liver. When muscle fibers are damaged as a result of the load, the receptors give a signal to stem cells. Those are activated and transfer their nuclei… Read More »

The best weight loss equipment

The best weight loss equipment Contrary to the well-established opinion, weight loss simulators are required not only for girls, but also for a considerable part of the “strong half” of humanity, they also wouldn’t definitely hurt. However, they often ask the question: which kind of simulator should be purchased for maximum efficiency? An unequivocal answer… Read More »

CrossFit for kids

CrossFit for kids Crossfit for children is one of the most popular methods of physical development of children. Crossfit consists of static, acrobatic, aerobic and gaming exercises that help children develop from childhood dexterity, flexibility, strength, endurance, speed and leadership qualities. Originated crossfit in America, we have become popular since the 2000s. Since then, the… Read More »

Crossover (exercise)

Crossover (exercise) Crossovers are auxiliary exercises for the development of the muscles of the chest, or rather, their inner and lower parts. Performed on a special simulator – blocks. Crossovers are not recommended to be used as completely independent exercises in the “chest” complex, and in combination with such exercises as bench press, bench press… Read More »