This chapter discusses various supplements for training and exercise, including protein supplements, creatine, meal replacements, and others. It also covers training principles such as progressive training, periodization, and core training. The following sections provide guidance on getting started with a training program, including whether to train at home or the gym and choosing free weights or machines. It outlines how to set goals and stay motivated. Program design principles are covered, such as exercise selection, order, sets and reps, training intensity, and rest periods between workouts. The final part describes techniques for various exercises targeting the lower body, back, and chest.
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This chapter discusses various supplements for training and exercise, including protein supplements, creatine, meal replacements, and others. It also covers training principles such as progressive training, periodization, and core training. The following sections provide guidance on getting started with a training program, including whether to train at home or the gym and choosing free weights or machines. It outlines how to set goals and stay motivated. Program design principles are covered, such as exercise selection, order, sets and reps, training intensity, and rest periods between workouts. The final part describes techniques for various exercises targeting the lower body, back, and chest.
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CHAPTER TITLE
Conjugated linoleic acid
Creatine Energy bars Energy drinks Fat burners with ephedrine Glucosamine Glutamine HMB (Beta-Hydroxy Beta-Methylbutyrate) Meal replacements Protein supplements Nitric Oxide (NO) Prohormones Vitamins and minerals ZMA (Zinc monomethionine aspartate and magnesium aspartate) Training principles and methods Progressive training Core training Periodisation
Home vs gym training Free weights vs machines Workout accessories Goal-setting and motivation How to set goals Motivation Principles of programme design Selection of exercises Order of exercises Sets and reps Training intensity Rest periods between workouts
PART THREE The Exercises
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Training technique The lower body The back The chest