Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Becoming #1: Beginning Competitive Bodybuilding

If you are going to put a lot of time, effort, and money into training, you might wish to show off the end results in a bodybuilding fitness competition. These contests are held throughout the country and world and showcase some of the most physically fit bodies known to humankind. There are many levels of competition, so don't worry if you aren't Mr. Universe just yet-you can find a competition that is right for you. Any sort of contest does, however, require a dedication to training, including a healthy diet and lots of exercise.

The first thing you should do when you decide to begin competitive bodybuilding is to find a coach. It will be much easier to break into the competition world if you have someone with a little experience under his or her belt guiding you. With your coach, decide on a training schedule and diet, and choose whether or not you want to take supplements. Natural training is, of course, always best, but you may wish to take vitamins or other supplements to make sure your body is getting the nutrients it needs even if you cut some foods out of your diet.

Next, research some of the events held near you. Local events are a good place to start if you live in a big city. If not, you may have to travel some distance to find events, so plan accordingly. Some competitions have an entry fee, and all have different rules of conduct. In most cases, you will have an orientation session the day or morning before the event, but you need to be well prepared before this to avoid looking like a novice in front of the judges. Before the competition, you should not only train, but also learn to flex while you pose and still look relaxed. You may also want to tan, remove hair, and take other measures to help your body look as lean and sculpted as possible. Your coach, if he or she has participated in competitive bodybuilding, should be able to give you advice in these areas.

After the competition, evaluate your performance, good or bad. Nobody is perfect, but by learning from past mistakes, you can do better at future competitions. Keep your eyes peeled in the staging area-what are other competitors doing to help their performance? As soon as the winners are announced and the applause has died, head to the judges' table. They are the experts and can give you a quick verbal assessment of your body and give you advice for your next competition. Be humble and listen to everything they have to say, both positive and negative. In no time, it will be you in the winner's circle, and you can give advice to the new competitive bodybuilders in your area.

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Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Creakic and Bodybuilding - The World's First and Only ROS Solution - Muscletech Creakic

Creakic is a product from a bodybuilding supplement company called Muscletech. Like most supplements, it was designed to enable bodybuilders to pack on some serious mass in a short space of time. Creakic boosts the muscle gaining process through use of Creatine, but is different from other creatine supplements in that it also fights ROS, making it, in theory, much more effective than regular creatine supplements.

ROS or Reactive Oxygen Species is a substance which accumulates in the muscle cells and fibres. This substance 'short circuits' the muscles ability to absorb creatine - meaning that the absorbtion of any creatine supplements you are on, or any creatine you get in your diet will be significantly slowed and reduced when ROS is present.

The detrimental effects of ROS are well documented throughout the bodybuilding community. The easiest way to think of it is like a barrier that surrounds muscle cells, stopping creatine from entering them.

Creakic claims to be different from other creatine supplements in that it contains a 'creatine receptor hyperactivator' formula, which seeks out, attacks, and neutralises any ROS it finds. The net result of this being increased absorbtion of creatine, and theoretically an increase in training performance.

According to the manufacturers (Muscletech), Creakic is the world's first and only ROS solution, meaning it is unique. But like other creatine supplements, the effects of using it are increased water retention rate in the muscles, the ability to maintain a workout period for a longer unit of time, the ability to lift more weight with each rep, and a lower recovery period.

Resource: Creakic - for supplement reviews and usage advice.

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