February 3, 2008

Not Everyone Can Be Or Should Be A Size Zero

The theory of body types or “Somatypes” categorizes basic unisex human body types: the Endomorph, characterized by an abundance of body fat; the Mesomorph, marked by a well-developed lean, musculature; and the Ectomorph, distinguished by a lack of either much fat or muscle tissue.Body typing has been around fitness and bodybuilding circles for decades. It was pioneered by American physician, Dr. William H. Sheldon around 1940.Dr. Sheldon’s original body types have been renamed in recent years. Ectomorphs have become “Thyroids”; Endomorphs became “Lymphatics” and Mesomorphs turned into “Androids”.A new body type category was created too. It’s called the Gynaeoid (”guy-noid”) body type and it applies to women only.In the new body type classifications, the Gynaeoid (”guy-noid”) body type is characterized by “excessive estrogens promote fat deposition around the lower parts of the body as well as cellulite”. “Pear-shaped” is a accurate description for Gynaeoid body type.Gynaeoids tend to have small to medium shoulders and the breasts vary in size. The hips and thighs curve outwards and weight gain occurs only below the waistline.Actress-Singer Jennifer Lopez is the poster child for the Gynaeoid body type.Gynaeoid women tend to have a predominance of the estrogen which targets […]

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How To Get A Super Thick Back0Fast!

Ah back training, other than leg day, nothing is probably more dreaded.
Why?
Simple, because a PROPER and I want to stress the word proper, back work out is not easy, it requires work, hard work to be honest, and that turns a lot of people off.
The reason I am focusing on back thickness in this article is because I feel it is an area that a lot of people are lacking in.
It really is a shame because a super thick back will help you stand out from the crowd, either at the beach or on stage.
O.K. lets get to it.
DEAD LIFTS

To me nothing symbolizes back training like dead lifts, they are hard, they work the whole back, and to me are a true test of total body strength, and trouble is you rarely see anyone doing them anymore.
While people like to throw around excuses, like they are bad for the back, I suspect the real reason is because of what I said above, dead lifts are hard, pure and simple.
Now it is beyond the scope of this article to outline the proper technique to use when dead lifting, but I would like to give a few tips.
First, and foremost, learn how […]

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