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Most People Fail To Work 50% of Their Muscle Tissue!
Did you know that even bodybuilders neglect half the
muscle tissue in the body?
It doesn’t take rocket science to build bigger muscles.
However, it does take a certain knowledge and application
of that knowledge in the gym and in your diet.
And the Truth is, the Sooner You Act, the Sooner Your
Muscles Start Growing!
Checkout "The Growth Zone" at For full details see
https://www.trulyhuge.com/fast-muscle-growth.html
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Fitness Tips For For 11/11/2009
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Rowing Exercise Techniques For Building Muscle Latissimus Dorsi
Radical Rowing
By Dwayne Hines II, Certified Personal Trainer, N.S.C.A.
Author of "The Growth Zone"
https://www.trulyhuge.com/fast-muscle-growth.html
Do you row? Rowing is one of the best ways to significantly build up the
back. One of the guys with an “all-time” best back is Ollie McClay and
he built that very bad back primarily through rowing movements – tons of
rowing movements. Rowing is one of the best possible tools you can use
to form an awesome back. Targeting the back is vital because the back is
the biggest muscle group of the human torso. The legs anchor the lower
body and the back anchors the upper body. The better your back, the
better your upper body. If you want to turn your back into a mass of
hard rock, rowing is the answer.
In addition to the standard form of rowing (bent rowing, cable rowing,
dumbbell rowing, etc.), you can add more muscle to your back with a more
radical form of rowing. This radical rowing combines a couple of
elements to make a superb workout. These elements include the Dorian
Yates heavy duty rowing approach along with some explosive action.
Together they add up to a radical rowing movement that will shock your
back into new growth.
Dorian Yates had a unique approach to rowing – he used an undergrip and
a partial bent position to rack up heavy duty stimulation on his back.
The reverse grip rowing seems to allow for a more direct pulling action
of the back. To perform this style of rowing, grab a barbell with an
undergrip (palms facing your body) and bend forward to a position where
your body is bent at the waist slightly above parallel. Also bend
your knees slightly to help absorb the stationary side of the load.
As you start the rowing, explode! Don’t pull at the typical moderate
pace. Instead, rock that bar up into your upper abdomen region as hard
as you can. Explosive rowing will bring the fast-twitch muscles into
play. As you row, focus on getting those elbows pulled up and back as
far as you can for a super deep stretch of the back muscles. Lower the
weight back down strongly (basically let it drop down if you have rubber
mats), then explosively pull the weight back up again. Perform this
explosive action for 5-7 quick, strong repetitions. Get in 4-5 sets
and watch what the radical approach to rowing will do for your back.
Author bio
Dwayne Hines II is the Editor-at-Large for OnFitness magazine and
has written for a variety of national magazines, including Ironman,
MuscleMag, BlackBelt and Men’s Workout. He has acted as a
bodybuilding contest judge, is a certified personal trainer with
the National Strength and Conditioning Association and has
several bodybuilding and fitness books selling in major
bookstores such as Barnes and Noble.
Dwayne Hines II recently released "The Growth Zone" see
https://www.trulyhuge.com/fast-muscle-growth.html
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