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Topic Started: Oct 3 2013, 07:12 AM (48 Views)
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Bitch Tits:

A situation in which femaile like breast development happens in a muscle builder, also known as Man boobs.

Bulking Up:

Gaining body weight by including both fat & muscular, a once common practice no longer in fashion among experienced muscle builders.

Burn:

The burning feeling in a muscular that comes from the lactic acid and pH accumulation as a result of training the muscular to failing.

Cap:

The deltoid muscular of the neck, which can be separated into front, middle and returning leads for coaching.

Cheat Reps:

When muscular exhaustion starts to set in or the body weight is too large, some sportsmen employ human body British or 'improper' type to make the lift, using around muscular tissues or even strength to help in the activity.

Close Sport:

Standing by, aware and ready to help quickly if known as upon by someone performing an work out.

Circuit Training:

A exercise strategy in which the individual goes from one work out to another. one set per activity per round, with little relax, thus getting some cardio exercise benefit at the price of highest possible durability benefits.

Cramping:

Exercising a muscular using reduced motions that causes a muscular to cramp, acquiring shateringly perhaps to the point of short-term exhaustion to achieve a greater push.

Cutting Up:

Stripping one's human body of excess bodyfat while maintaining highest possible muscularity. Also can be known as Attractive, Destroyed, Chopped, etc.

Cycle:

A time interval set aside for particular types of coaching, whether for bulking up, getting more powerful, getting more lean, etc. Combining personal coaching periods is sometimes referred to as periodization.

Cycle (of steroids):

Another significance is getting one or more specific products (or steroids) for a particular time interval, as getting creatine monohydrate for two months, then avoiding for a month.

Definition:

Extremely low bodyfat in addition to excellent muscular separating and vascularity; the physical symptom of 'dialing it in'. Adjectives that are used to explain this preferred state consist of ripped, shredded, sliced, cut, striated.

Dialing It In:

The procedure of coaching and dieting to get shredded for a competition. Adjectives consist of quickly, on the money, peaking.

DPP:

Short for Self-discipline, determination and tolerance.

Flat:

Describes muscle tissue that have lost their volume, commonly caused by overtraining, undertraining or a lack of nutritional value and water.

Flush:

To improve the blood vessels flow to a muscular, thereby bringing in more nutritional value.

Forced Reps:

Additional reps of an work out conducted with the help of a partner when you're unable to do any longer reps on your own.

Freak:

Anyone with inhuman dimension or unproportional muscle tissue. The individual that makes you focus.

Free Hand Movement:

Any work out that can be conducted without home gym equipment, using only your body weight, such as a push-up or go without body weight.

Full:

The appearance of muscular pushing against epidermis. The best competitive muscle builders manage to look multiple complete and shredded.

Glutes:

A shortend edition of gluteas maximus, the biggest of the muscle tissue developing each of the human butt.

Guns:

Another phrase for Muscle, alone for with arms. Other terminology terms consist of Pipe joints, Pythons...

Hardbody:

Women who are so beautifully shaped, so excellent looking, with excellent body. Top of the line fitness opponents.

H.I.T.:

High Strength Training. A method that states it is not about doing 'more' or 'less' work out but rather an appropriate amount on work out to activate the best possible muscular development.

Intensity:

It can mean that the speed you keep while you practice is uncommonly high, as in shifting quickly and getting a smaller relax between places. It also can mean that the body weight you use during those classes is relatively large for you. It can also mean that the amount of work within a interval of time, along with the body weight and speed is increased.

Isolation:

A strategy that concentrates work on an personal muscular without additional or helping muscular tissues being involved, which provides highest possible muscular shape. A excellent example is the sitting weight focus snuggle.

Juice:

Meaning given. Other terminology terms for steroid drugs consist of equipment, marinade, roids...

Lats:

A phrase which is reduced terms for the latissimus dorsi. This Latina phrase converts approximately into 'lateral muscle tissue of the back'. When considered from the returning, and comfortable, the lats type large. upside down cones.

Lean Body Mass:

Fat 100 % free human body tissue, including mostly muscular. Trim huge is the primary determinant of the body's basal metabolic rate (calories you get rid of at rest). In healthy men, bodyfat (bodyweight less lean human body mass) varies from 8-12%; in females, 18-22%.

Mass:

Size - lots of it. If you practice hard and eat right, you can add muscular. A increasing bodybuilder's favorite word!

Muscle Confusion:

A strategy to deal with the cessation of development that happens when muscle tissue adjust to the coaching requirements placed upon them. To keep one's human body increasing and getting more powerful, a muscle builder needs to vary his/her places, reps, relax, body weight used and work out perspectives during each exercise.

Negatives:

The act of reducing a body weight againt severity, speicifcally, combating severity by reducing the body weight slowly and under control.

One Rep Max (1RM):

Your absolute durability in a given activity. Powerlifting contests are a test of 1RM durability. For many muscle builders, especially newbies, 1RM coaching is harmful because of the higher risk of harm. A body weight that you can just complete in 10 reps is a excellent approximation for most people of 75% of their 1RM.

Peak:

As a muscle builder makes for a competition, he/she reduces bodyfat to an uncommonly low level to carry out highest possible muscularity that can be managed for only a few months, usually only a few days.

Plates:

The loads that you put on an Olympic dumbell, specifically a 45 lb body weight. Smaller loads are known as areas (25 pounds), dimes (10 pounds), and nickels (5 pounds).

Periodization:

Also known as Pattern Training, a pre-specified approach to durability and muscle building in which muscle builders practice light for several weels, then bulkier, and then really large, and the procedure is moved. Helps avoid damage and burnout.

Progressive Overload:

Gradually including more level of resistance during body weight coaching exercises as your stregth improve.

Pump:

The look and feeling a muscle builder encounters when his/her muscle tissue engorge with blood vessels as caused by extreme work out.

Pyramiding:

The act of increasing your pounds while reducing your reps on subsequent places.

Ripped:

A situation of incredibly low bodyfat with excellent muscular separating and vascularity. Modifications consist of sliced, cut, and cross-straited.

Rep:

Moving a body weight through a range of flexibility and then returning again once, brief for repeating.

Set:

A unit of work out statistic made up of a activity that is recurring a preferred number of your energy and effort.

Shredded:

To get ripped, to have incredibly low bodyfat with excellent muscular separating. Also, sliced, cut, and cross-straited.

Site Injections:

A terms including treating steroid drugs right into a particular muscular tissues, to help them carry up lagging bodyparts.

Six Pack:

A ab muscle tissue so well developed that you can see the individual muscular under the epidermis where your stomach is. Other terms consist of ripped.

Skull Crusher:

The relaxing france media, in which you lower a weights from complete etension above your head down to your temple and then increase at the arms to media it returning up.

Spot:

To 'stand guard' while someone works a set with household names. A 'spotters' main responsibility is to prevent unjury in case that someone cannot finish is reps.

Stacking:

Usually mixing one or more products together.

Unilateral Training:

It means working one side of one's human body at some point.

V-Taper:

A individual with big shoulder area and a small hips.

Vascular:

The exposure of blood vessels on a muscle builder due to work out and low bodyfat (and perhaps greater blood vessels volume).
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