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    regimen. Cardio should be a series of high intensity workouts that is not only aerobic, but helps build muscle as well. Some weight lifters avoid cardio to conserve their calories for building muscle, however, this is dangerous because your heart needs to keep up with the rest of your body as its demands become more intensified. This article will provide a good way to develop and maintain muscle both during weight training and cardio exercises.. The weight lifting aspect of your workout should…

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    responsible for producing heat. There are many different diseases that occur in the muscular system. Muscular Dystrophy is a genetic disease that damages muscle fibers in the body. It causes weak muscle and a loss in muscle mass. Mutations in the body try to take over the production of proteins which is needed for the production of strong, healthy muscles. Muscular Dystrophy is mostly common in young boys during childhood, but this disease can occur in anyone. There are no current treatments for…

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    Cardiovascular Response

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    Cardiovascular Response: When exercising the muscles requires a constant supply of oxygen, it is the hearts job to make sure there is enough oxygen being pumped round the body for the muscles, the heart has to pump harder and faster as more oxygen is required to get round the body to the muscles in use otherwise they will fatigue quicker. If this is repeated regularly, then over time the heart will become stronger as will become more used to the higher demands. At the start of exercise, the…

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    reduces the amount of lactic acid and inflammation in your muscle tissue, while preventing muscle cramps. Most importantly, because stretching reduces your body's automatic need to protect itself against overextension, it improves your flexibility. The more flexible you are, the easier your muscles are able to move through the full range of motion. This increases your performance, reduces your risk of injury and makes for greater gain in your muscle size and functioning. Warning Signs That You…

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    Stretching Bodybuilder

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    difference. But if you remember the scale mentioned before stretching? Before a workout, to get a player or a maximum muscle building environment for a bodybuilder, or maximum power concentration thief, fell near the scale of that in the middle of the healthy muscle we…

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    oxygen uptake (VO2max) is a primary measurement of aerobic fitness which typically improves with TE. Mitochondrial density, skeletal muscle oxidative capacity, skeletal muscle metabolism, and skeletal muscle capillarisation are also factors that affect aerobic performance.1,5 However, SIT has typically been thought to not have as high of an effect on skeletal muscle aerobic capacity as traditional endurance. A key adaptation that occurs with…

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    nerves or around blood vessels. Its functions are to provide strength, elasticity and support to the skin and muscles. d) Compact Connective Bone Tissue: this tissue contains collagen and calcium phosphate which gives to the bone strength and firmness. The functions of this tissue is to support other softer tissues, to protect internal organs, to help in the movement of skeletal muscles attached to bones, to storage minerals such as calcium and phosphorus, to product platelets, blood cells…

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    neuro-muscular disease affecting people over fifty, mostly males, is characterized by progressive muscle weakness and atrophy in key muscles in the arms (forearm flexors) and the legs (quadriceps), resulting in severe disability. IBM is generally a slowly progressive disease and life expectancy isn’t significantly affected. Ted was diagnosed with IBM in 2012 when he was 68 years old, but his muscle biopsy showed that he has had it 10 to 15 years prior to the diagnosis. This displays the slow…

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    and is stored in the muscle tissue, skeletal muscle and in other organs such as the testicles. It is actually the result of a combination of three amino acids: glycine, methionine and arginine. It is normally transported via blood circulation throughout the muscle cells. For many years, body builders, weight trainers and athletes have used creatine supplements so as to gain muscle mass. It had been scientifically proven to increase muscle mass especially in the skeletal muscles. You will realize…

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    Protein is the building blocks of the muscles, there have lots of different kinds of protein supplements such as protein bar, protein powder, protein pill that had lots of levels with it and protein food. Although some sports nutritionists disagree, protein supplements are dangerous because they can lead to nutritional deficiencies, disease, and, in some cases, death also contain a lot of additives, sugar and too much protein, but natural protein provides immune system defense for the body and…

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