Workout Plans
Do this squat challenge for 30 days to transform your lower body
Transform your lower body, tone your legs and butt by doing this squat challenge for 30 days. Burn fat, improve your digestion and fitness levels.
Motivation
The Strength Training Anatomy Workout – book review
Let me start this book review with a question: Do you own a fitness book? If yes, which one is it? [Please, leave a comment with its title in the comments section for others to see.] If you don’t own one, don’t worry. Hopefully my review of The Strength Training Anatomy Workout will persuade you to change that.
Six Pack Abs
How to get a six pack – tried and tested method
You know how to get a six pack but this article gives you the abs workout and a ten step nutrition advice to help you get a washboard stomach in six weeks.
Recipes
Pasta with tuna recipe – high protein
Easy to prepare high protein pasta with tuna recipe - delicious and perfect as a post-workout meal or just a healthy meal for one. Get 30g of protein in 15 mins. Eat fresh or pack in your a lunchbox.
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Meal Plans
Gain Weight – diet basics for skinny guys
Eating the right foods at right intervals and following an appropriate diet, are the key factors to gain weight. Working out alone is not going to do the trick. You need to exercise your muscles to encourage them to grow, but you also need to provide them with the right nutrition and diet.
Workout Plans
Build Muscles – Workout basics for skinny guys
Exercise is the most important part of muscle building. You don’t need me to tell you how important and obvious working out is. Your muscles need to be worked out if you want them to grow and get ripped (or toned, or defined if you prefer). Why?
Meal Plans
Nutrition advice for skinny guys
The most important factor in muscle building is nutrition. Your nutrition should be based on carbohydrates and protein. Why? Carbohydrates are a perfect source of energy for your body and your body uses protein to repair and grow your muscles. You can’t expect your muscles to grow just because you work out. Your muscles need their fuel. And they need that fuel regularly.