Niko_El_Piko
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Conceptualmente de acuerdo en todo (creo que el tema de los suplementos lo resumo en mi artículo de SUPLEMENTOS Alimentos vs Suplementos, pero es anecdótico).
Encima somos de la misma generación, asi que uno en la vida aprendió preguntando en los gyms. Aun recuerdo cuando mi madre me trajo de USA "The Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding" de Arnold Schwarzenegger.... años con ese libro, que me enseñó un montón.
Lo que mas estoy de acuerdo es el asunto de la dieta y del exceso de información disponible en la red.
Tantas veces lo hemos hablado al respecto.
Les dejo 12 puntos que significan toda una filosofía. Los pongo en inglés, no los pienso traducir.
Saludos!
Encima somos de la misma generación, asi que uno en la vida aprendió preguntando en los gyms. Aun recuerdo cuando mi madre me trajo de USA "The Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding" de Arnold Schwarzenegger.... años con ese libro, que me enseñó un montón.
Lo que mas estoy de acuerdo es el asunto de la dieta y del exceso de información disponible en la red.
Tantas veces lo hemos hablado al respecto.
Les dejo 12 puntos que significan toda una filosofía. Los pongo en inglés, no los pienso traducir.
- Focus on Strength. More strength is more muscle. More muscle is more calories burned. Focus on strength whatever your goal is. Start light and add weight systematically. You should lift more today than 1 year ago.
- Use Free Weights. Free weights force you to stabilize the weight, allow for natural movement patterns and build functional strength. The bulk of your routine should consist of free weight barbell exercises.
- Use Compound Exercises. Exercises that hit several body parts at the same time stress your body more. Your routine should include Squats, Deadlifts, Overhead Press, Bench Press, Pull-ups, etc.
- Use Proper Technique. Decreases the risk of injury and allows for more weight. Bad technique is acceptable on heavy attempts, but build good habits from the start by learning proper exercise technique.
- Eat Whole Foods. Supplements make your life easier, but whole food is better. Eat proteins, veggies & fruits with each meal. Carbs for energy. Plenty of water. Eat every 3 hours starting at breakfast.
- Don’t Be Perfect. Junk food is ok 10% of the time and bad workouts happen to everyone. Train hard 45 weeks/year & eat healthy 90% of the time, you’ll be muscular with a healthy body fat.
- Do It for Yourself. What people think of you doesn’t matter. You have nothing to prove to others. This is your life. Do what you need to do to be who you want to be. Dare to be different. Set trends.
- Experiment. Don’t take anything for granted from anyone or anything, including this site. Science doesn’t matter, results do. Be open minded, read everything and find what works by experimenting.
- Master Your Fears. You’ll be intimidated first time in the gym. You’ll stall. You’ll get injured. Don’t fear failure, learn from it. Do what pushes you out of your comfort zone. Your self-confidence will increase.
- Believe. Listen to those who have walked the path before you. You can achieve anything you want if you copy what they do. Aim high with your goals and believe in yourself. If they can do it, you can do it.
- Persist. How long it takes you to achieve your goals doesn’t matter, as long as you achieve them. Focus on the long-term. Never give up until you are where you want to be.
- Keep it Simple. Forget about the details. Focus on the big picture. The most effective way to achieve your goals is often the simplest approach. Stick with what’s proven to work, don’t reinvent the wheel.
Saludos!
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