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OVERLOAD TRAINING - The Ultimate approach to Maximum Muscle

by Josh Dickinson

OVERLOAD TRAINING

The Ultimate approach to Maximum Muscle

No matter how dedicated you are to your training and no matter how careful you are with your diet, without an effective work-out strategy, you will only be left with minimal results. The one style of training which has been proven to produce the most dramatic results in the shortest possible time is Overload Training.

In regards to overload training, here are some pointers to stick by:

-                     Always train bigger muscle groups (chest/back) before smaller ones (biceps/triceps)

-                     Always use functional, compound movements before isolation movements (bench press instead of cable crossovers)

-                     Every training session, you need and try to lift more weight then you did the session before

-                     Don’t race between exercises - it is not a cardio session. Wait for your energy system to recharge

-                     Intensity is key. Try and train harder, not longer

-                     Train each muscle group only once per week

-                     Sore muscles do not indicate muscle growth.

So there you have it. As you can clearly see, if you want results and you want them NOW, then overload training is the way to go. Leave the isolation exercises and the 'feel the burn' to the wannabe's, you now know what you need to do.

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