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Big Weak Muscles |
Improper, imbalanced weight training often leads to big but weak muscles. Many
an ignorant bodybuilder has large muscles, but when his muscles are actually
lifting weights in a real life situation, such as loading a heavy trunk onto an
overhead shelf, they prove to be surprisingly weak. In other words imbalanced
weightlifting can lead to imbalanced muscles. The reason is because the
stabilizer muscles which give you balance from side to side are not being used
in many weightlifting exercises. The stabilizer muscles need to be exercised
also. This is one reason to use free weights instead of machines in
weightlifting.
Think of muscular strength as depending on a chain of muscles working in harmony
to accomplish the lift. Therefore Dr. Bob said to choose your lifts as often as
possible so you train body parts together.
We recommended using the Swiss ball in training stabilizer muscles.
Note – In order for these anti-aging ideas to be successful, you must use
supplements of the highest quality. Dr. Bob often said, "almost all
supplement companies produce poor quality." You can consider the product
page of this web site. Almost all the products met Dr. Bob’s approval.
Since he passed away we have attempted to keep the same high standards.
WARNING: DO NOT STOP ANY TREATMENT OR MEDICATION YOU CURRENTLY USE. CONSULT WITH YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE STARTING THE USE OF SUPPLEMENTS.
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