Wednesday 7 January 2015

Ripped Lats and Lower Trapezius Using A Special Pull Up Method - What Would You Rather Do: Wait Years Or Only A Few Days To Have Them?

Just about everyone has witnessed the newbie to weight lifting, swinging the weights around like pendulums. Training like this, does more or less nothing to increase muscle size. You have to engage your mind and central nervous system, and your Lats and Levator Scapulae, in order to really make the most from this type of free weight movement. Strive to really feel every rep engaging the Lats and Levator Scapulae by applying slow rep speed (1 seconds raising the weight and 3 seconds on the eccentric phase). What a wonderful way of boosting the stamina and strength of your muscles. You may not be aiming for personal best lifts, nevertheless, you will in reality bring about far more strength and size increases training this way. The emphasis on the effectiveness of each rep, forcing your Lats, Rhomboids and Middle Traps to work harder instead of other upper body muscles, is really what will increase the size of muscles much faster compared to any other way of working out.

  • Virtually all guys would like Lats, Rhomboids and Posterior Deltoids that stand out. They add a sense of strength to the physique, when you develop them to their full potential.
  • A lot of people are just not aware of the huge effort required to achieve this. Perseverance is vital to success here.
  • The Pull Up works more effectively for some people than others.
  • The trick in utilizing the Pull Up in your muscle development and body fat reduction program however, is variation. Keep changing the way you use it. Here are some things you could modify:
    • how long you rest between sets
    • pre-exhaust sets
    • partial reps
    Do these things and you will continually keep making progress.


I read some intriguing blog posts dealing with pullups on this page. http://training.fitness.com/weight-training/muscles-does-one-work-chin-ups-pull-ups-17328.html

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