Skip to main content

Bodybuilder diet to increase muscle mass

Bodybuilder diet to increase muscle mass

Food to gain weight, increase volume or diet to increase muscle mass, consisting of:

Diet to increase muscle mass:

1st meal: 8 egg whites and 4 slices of bread with tomato 1 piece of fruit
2nd meal: 300 g of boiled pasta and 300g chicken breast.
3rd meal: 300 gr rice 1 full salad 300 gr blue fish 'Tuna' 1 piece of fruit 1 skimmed yogurt.
4th meal: 30 grams of whey protein (in the form of milkshake powder) 1 piece of fruit.
5th meal: rice 3 treats 300 gr, 300 gr chicken breast 1 skimmed yogurt 1 banana.
Weight training session: 45 minutes maximum.
6th meal: 1 banana, 5 g. creatine and 20 gr. nuts, cocoa, nuts ...

Tips Diet to increase muscle mass :

It is important that you make 5 meals and a sixth after training.
Before and / or after training is important to take a banana (for lost potassium by physical effort) and creatine.
The Creatine is an organic element derived from amino acids and very similar to them in terms of molecular structure, which increases performance in the train. Both creatine, protein shakes like whey are important in the diet helps to increase muscle mass or volume, helping to repair damaged muscle fibers during training. You can find these diet supplements bodybuilding supplements in sports stores or gyms.

Creatine supplementation

It is also important to take a daily vitamin and mineral complex. You can read more about this in: Vitamin supplements.
You can see an example of diets for athletes and bodybuilders: Diet for bodybuilders.
 
Training for diet to increase muscle mass :
The best thing is that every day you train a muscle group (leg, arm and chest, back ...), for about 45 minutes to rest one day a week. In this way you allow the weaker muscle fibers break by muscle, regenerate becoming stronger and you gain muscle.

Popular posts from this blog

Fitness for health prevention

Fitness for health prevention One of the evils prevalent fruit of modern society is represented, paradoxically, from the Wellness observed in its most negative: the sedentary lifestyle . In support of this statement can be seen as the main cardiovascular disease and metabolic the last 50 years, except in cases amenability to genetic demonstrable, are the result of sedentary lifestyles and improper, identifiable beyond latitudes, but especially evident in affluent societies like ours.   Recent research statistics but also simply because of our experience, we understand how the question of why you do not do physical activity l 'interviewed / to respond, often in direct proportion to the increase of' chronological age, there is a lack time: well then, this response often mask actually a lack of motivation. Our ancestors, of which carry the memories at the genomic level, were, for reasons of survival, real forerunners of modern athletes. Common tasks such as running, climbin...

Boxing training to weight loss at home

Boxing training weight loss at home Hi all, previously you talk about the properties of boxing training weight loss and although it is a sport in which training partners are needed, we can practice some of his moves in the comfort of home and come out a little routine of our training usual. The first thing to learn is the position of the guard, which allows us to be covered from shocks. To do this you have to stand up with legs apart at shoulder height, slightly bending your knees and leaning on toes. After your left leg forward and tilts the body. This reduces the body surface that may be struck. Then bend your elbows, keeping them close to your body to protect your sides. Your left hand should be approximately the height of your forehead and thus protect you from punches arriving frontally or your left side. The right hand should touch your chin to protect that area, since it is one of the most vulnerable, with a small blow the fight is over. Boxing , consists basic...

One-Arm Dumbbell Row Exercise Guide

One-Arm Dumbbell Row One arm dumbbell row execution kneel with one knee on a flat bench, supporting your torso with the hand on the same side. Grasp a dumbbell in the other hand with a neutral grip. Keep your other leg straight or slightly bent with your foot on the floor. This leg should be diagonal to your body and slightly behind it (this will depend on how tall you are and the height of the bench), keeping your torso horizontal and in line. Starting from the lowest point, your latissimus dorsi will allow you to stretch and pull the dumbbell up to your waist (as if you were sawing a log). Keep your elbow close to your torso and your forearm perpendicular to the floor. Inhale just before you bring the dumbbell up, hold your breath at the top of the movement and exhale as you lower the weight. Comments Kneel with one knee on a flat bench, supporting your torso with the hand on the same side. Grasp a dumbbell in the other hand with a neutral grip. Keep your other leg straight or...