James

Member since: September 13, 2009
Total live articles: 67

Strength training is very important for MMA for various reasons. In order to really excel in the cage, you're going to have a great strength and conditioning program that really pushes your body to the limits. Having a strong body will allow you to go longer in the cage and will also help you defeat your opponent on the mat and in the stand up.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Feb 03, 2010 l Views: 2

Overcoming bad training habits is an important part of gaining mass and maximizing muscle built. I've listed the most common training mistakes, especially those relating to major exercises, like the squat, deadlift, and bench press. Make sure you have good form and you should be able to overcome these issues.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Muscle Building l Jan 24, 2010 l Views: 39

Improving your gas tank is a difficult and slow process, although you can speed it up by following the tips in this article. Remember to build up a strong base first, and then improve your conditioning from there. It's absolutely essential that you look over all the resources possible, so that you can get the most of your MMA workout training experience.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Martial Arts l Dec 24, 2009 l Views: 62

Pull-ups are a great exercise that'll build a strong upper back and support muscular growth. There is an alternative, though, if you want to hit your arms as well. You can try out the chin-up which is done with your palms facing you. Find out the difference between the two here.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 24, 2009 l Views: 136

Having good takedown defense in MMA means that you can dictate where the fight goes. If you want to fight on the feet, then you can do that; likewise, you can fight on the ground if you choose to do that. Developing a good sprawl is imperative for anyone that wants to complete in MMA at any level. Check out this article to learn how you can improve your takedown defense for MMA.

By: James l Sports and Fitness l Nov 24, 2009 l Views: 174

Building muscle mass requires good exercise, diet, and rest. In order to get the most out of your workouts, you should be training in the 6-12 rep range as this stimulates hypertrophy the most and will ensure that you build up your muscles as fast as possible. The lower the rep range, the faster you'll also gain strength.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 14, 2009 l Views: 399

Having large traps is a staple of manliness and something that a lot of people strive for but never achieve. Follow this short guide on how to bulk up your traps to learn how to do it properly - avoid injury and maximize gains.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 11, 2009 l Views: 361

Hyperhidrosis is a condition that causes the body to secrete an excessive amount of sweat. There are numerous ways to prevent this and even some treatments that are very close to being cures. If you want to find out how you can avoid excessive sweating on your hands, feet, head, or underarms then check out this guide.

By: James l Health > Diseases and Conditions l Nov 09, 2009 l Views: 98

Excessive head sweating can have a variety of negative effects on your life. The best way to reduce this is to reduce the amount of sweat. You can do this by following these three basic tips that'll help stop the sweat from pouring out.

By: James l Health l Nov 09, 2009 l Views: 120

Heavybag training is good for MMA because it'll work on your technique and your standup conditioning. This shouldn't be substituted for anaerobic endurance training, but it will aid you in building up a strong striking base for MMA or boxing. Make sure you also incorporate kicks, but keep your balance when doing it.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Martial Arts l Nov 08, 2009 l Views: 349

The swine flu vaccine is in high demand and low quantities at the moment, but once production starts to pick up you'll be faced with a serious question: should you get the vaccine? The short answer is yes, but read on to get the rest of the details pertaining to the swine flu / H1N1 vaccine.

By: James l Health > Diseases and Conditions l Nov 07, 2009 l Views: 3,584

Many people wonder how long it takes to build muscle. This really varies between person and person, but you can generally assume it'll take about 8 weeks before you start seeing any visual changes in your body. Taking that into account, you will always be gaining muscle if you're working out. The rate at which this happens, however, depends on too many factors to list.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 07, 2009 l Views: 1,179

The swine flu is a moderately severe virus with an incubation period of 1-4 days that is infecting thousands of people daily around the world. The reported death toll is about 6,000, although the actual number is probably significantly higher. Here is some information on how to survive the swine flu, including its incubation period, symptoms, and some tips on how to survive and prepare if you're infected or in a hard-hit community.

By: James l Health > Diseases and Conditions l Oct 09, 2009 l Views: 978

A workout guide for ectomorphs looking to gain some serious mass. If you're serious about bodybuilding, then you need to check this out.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Sep 24, 2009 l Views: 894

An MMA gym membership is very expensive, so it's important to know how to workout from home. Here are some of the best home MMA workouts that you can do, so get to training and build up your core strength for competition!

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Martial Arts l Oct 18, 2009 l Views: 890

Building muscle mass requires good exercise, diet, and rest. In order to get the most out of your workouts, you should be training in the 6-12 rep range as this stimulates hypertrophy the most and will ensure that you build up your muscles as fast as possible. The lower the rep range, the faster you'll also gain strength.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 14, 2009 l Views: 399

The soleus is the muscle on the outside of your calf. The muscle is weaker than the main calf muscle, but it's still important to bulk it up, especially if you're looking for that diamond shape or perfect symmetry. Plus, it just makes your calves appear wider.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Oct 17, 2009 l Views: 364

Having large traps is a staple of manliness and something that a lot of people strive for but never achieve. Follow this short guide on how to bulk up your traps to learn how to do it properly - avoid injury and maximize gains.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 11, 2009 l Views: 361

Muscle can be difficult to put on, especially if you're an ectomorph, but here's a little known technique that'll let you put on the most weight in the shortest period of time.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Sep 25, 2009 l Views: 356

Heavybag training is good for MMA because it'll work on your technique and your standup conditioning. This shouldn't be substituted for anaerobic endurance training, but it will aid you in building up a strong striking base for MMA or boxing. Make sure you also incorporate kicks, but keep your balance when doing it.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Martial Arts l Nov 08, 2009 l Views: 349

The triceps brachii takes up 2/3 of total arm mass, meaning it is both the largest and most powerful muscle in your arm. The triceps is an elbow extensor meaning it is used to push your forearm away from your upper arm. Exercises with resistance to this movement are the best way to build mass in your arm.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Oct 17, 2009 l Views: 283

Ever wonder what a roleplaying forum is? Read on to find out.

By: James l Writing l Sep 23, 2009 l Views: 63

An MMA gym membership is very expensive, so it's important to know how to workout from home. Here are some of the best home MMA workouts that you can do, so get to training and build up your core strength for competition!

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Martial Arts l Oct 18, 2009 l Views: 890

Going to the gym is only one third of the equation when it comes to building muscle. If you want to gain mass, you'll need to have a good diet and get plenty of rest. This article details the best foods and diet for muscle building.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Muscle Building l Nov 07, 2009 l Views: 76

Having good takedown defense in MMA means that you can dictate where the fight goes. If you want to fight on the feet, then you can do that; likewise, you can fight on the ground if you choose to do that. Developing a good sprawl is imperative for anyone that wants to complete in MMA at any level. Check out this article to learn how you can improve your takedown defense for MMA.

By: James l Sports and Fitness l Nov 24, 2009 l Views: 174

A workout guide for ectomorphs looking to gain some serious mass. If you're serious about bodybuilding, then you need to check this out.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Sep 24, 2009 l Views: 894

Bodybuilding is more of an art than it is a sport and it requires a lot of time and dedication. You are essentially sculpting your body. There are a lot of things you need to do right in order to body building properly, and you can find out here how to do it.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Muscle Building l Oct 18, 2009 l Views: 98 l Comments: 1

Muscle building is tough if you're not sure what you're doing. A lot of rookies don't see gains because they don't know what they need to do in order to build muscle. The most common reasons why people don't see gains are: over training, lack of sleep, and poor nutrition. If you can avoid these three things, then you'll be on your way to gaining muscle in no time.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 07, 2009 l Views: 202

Pull-ups are a great exercise that'll build a strong upper back and support muscular growth. There is an alternative, though, if you want to hit your arms as well. You can try out the chin-up which is done with your palms facing you. Find out the difference between the two here.

By: James l Sports and Fitness > Fitness l Nov 24, 2009 l Views: 136

Sweating is natural, although some people experience excessive perspiration. In order to avoid this, you need to understand why you swear.

By: James l Health l Sep 13, 2009 l Views: 150
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