Eat More. You need to eat more calories than you burn in order to gain weight. Most guys will need at least 3000kcal/day, skinny guys with fast metabolisms will need even more. Start eating at least four meals a day – breakfast, lunch, dinner, post workout. Eat your stomach full on each meal.
Get Stronger. Strength is size. Increase your Squat to 140kg/300lb, increase your Bench Press to 100kg/220lb, and increase your Deadlift to 180kg/400lb. This will increase your overall muscle mass.
Rest. Muscles grow when at rest. Give your arms a break, they’re small muscles. Check StrongLifts 5×5: the routine allows for plenty of rest.
Track Progress. Weigh yourself and measure your arms every 2 weeks. If your arms aren’t getting bigger you’re not training properly or not eating enough food.
Avoid Curls. Increasing your Squat & Deadlift will build your arms faster than biceps curls & triceps extensions. Get stronger and eat more.
Exercises:
Downward dog push-ups. This is the start of your downward dog push-ups.
Chair dips. You can do chair dips anywhere. ...
Towel curl. Use a towel to get the biceps of your dreams. ...
Elevated pike push-up. Try out these pike push-ups for a challenge. ...
Single-leg tricep dip. ...
Inverted rows. ...
Band push-downs. ...
Lateral plank walk
Do 3 sets of 8-12 reps, rest 90 seconds between sets.
The first question's answer is A Cultural
I believe the answer to question 2 is
d. 800 calories
this would include soft drinks and other liquid beverages that are not 100% juice.
Answer:
Exercise keeps you healthy and health is Physical mental and social. You have to keep Those things healthy or else the exercise will mean nothing.
Explanation:
Range of Motion is the measurement of movement around a specific joint or body part. Range of motion (ROM) exercises can help to improve flexibility as well. Making these exercises will increase the range of motion around a joint, referred to as flexibility. In order for a joint to have full range of motion, it must have good flexibility.
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