1. Go for strength, not just the size Your mindset should be of a bodybuilder’s. Instead, focus on making your body strong and aesthetics will follow. 2. Leave your comfort zone and increase your load Always go beyond your limits. 3. Have a balanced workout Balance the body parts that you focus on to have a well-balanced core and power. 4. Become unstable to become stable Try to experience being unstable for you to learn to become stable. Work on one body part at a time to gradually achieve a more stable posture. 5. Do everything with bursts of energy Do everything explosively.
Overload: To see gains in strength you must always stimulate the muscle more than it is accustomed to. Progression: The active muscle must continue to work against a gradually increasing resistance in order to meet overload. Specificity: Gains you receive are dependent on the muscle group used, and movement pattern performed. Arrangement is arranging a workout routine. Breathing: When lifting weight or working muscles against resistance, exhale through the mouth as you are performing the work. Caution: Failure to breathe correctly during heavy weight lifting may cause drastic increases in blood pressure that may be harmful.
A pace for a “regular activity” keeps an adolescent’s heart rate about 140 beats per minute. Regular activity typically means exercising for 30 minutes at least three times a week. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions.
