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		<title>How Long Will It Take For Me To Build Muscle?</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tony</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[how long does it take to build muscle]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[how long to build muscle]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anyone starting out body building and wanting to build muscle asks the same question.
How Long Will It Take For Me To Build Muscle?
This is a question that crops up again and again and with good reason. We all want to build muscle so it is no surprise that we wonder how long it will take [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anyone starting out body building and wanting to build muscle asks the same question.<br />
How Long Will It Take For Me To Build Muscle?<br />
This is a question that crops up again and again and with good reason. We all want to build muscle so it is no surprise that we wonder how long it will take us.</p>
<p>Having made the decision that you want to be healthy and get yourself in shape you want to know what the benefits will be. It can be difficult to  stay motivated with no knowledge about when you might see the benefits and results of your bodybuilding training.</p>
<p>It is important you learn about patience. Staying motivated and patiently working towards your goal is the most important thing.  However if you want to be successful in your quest, you are going to need to learn more about what it takes to burn fat and build muscle. Everyone is different and can expect different results but with the right support and tips you can burn fat and gain muscle at the fastest rate possible.</p>
<p>Before learning about  how to build build muscle should understand how important rest is for the body to build muscle.  Burning fat and gaining muscle is something that you may be able to do in months but then what happens after that?  You should look at starting bodybuilding as the start of a long journey of fitness and health. This will be a long-term lifestyle change and one that you should try to maintain as a lifestyle. A lot will dDepend on how fit you were to start with and that will have a big impact on the timeframe forr building muscle.</p>
<p>Building muscle does take time and you must eat the right food to match your  exercise routine. A proper diet is one of the most important things and what you eat should include plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables.  Carbs are okay to eat if you consume the right amounts to match your regular exercise.  It does not matter who you are, if you eat too much of the wrong things you will put on the wrong sort of pounds.</p>
<p>You want to know how long does it take to build muscle and the answer varies. The exercise you do, the food you eat and the rest you give yourself all play a part in the development of your body. Many serious bodybuilders remove sugar from their diet completely. Some will say you should do this right from the start but this will be hard for the first few days though the cravings will wane after that. This is one thing thatwill help you shed the pounds but you may prefer to cut back gradually. Another important tip that will help you gain muscle faster is to give your body rest when it needs it.  You need to give your body the time it needs and allow your body the chance to get stronger before pushing it too far.  If  you like your workouts to be very intense, this is going to be vital because your body needs time to repair itself and heal.</p>
<p>So the answer to the question about how long will it take you to build muscle is that it depends on your body. It depends on your exercise routine and it depends on your diet and rest patterns.  Learning the secrets to build muscle is a worthwhile goal and you will be pleased you did but everyone is different and it may take you more or less time than your buddies.</p>
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		<title>Setting Up A Plan For Your Bodybuilding Program</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 07 May 2009 12:44:41 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tony</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[setting bodybuilding goals]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[Your training as a bodybuilder will be rewarding if you remember that a good start to the training begins outside of the gym. After you get the OK from your doctor to start your new workout, take a few moments to think about what you hope to accomplish and give yourself a time line. That's [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your training as a bodybuilder will be rewarding if you remember that a good start to the training begins outside of the gym. After you get the OK from your doctor to start your new workout, take a few moments to think about what you hope to accomplish and give yourself a time line. That's right-you need to set goals to see results.<br />
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 The most accomplished bodybuilders in the world all keep records of their fitness goals and achievements, because this is a way to keep you motivated on a daily basis, even through the holiday season.</p>
<p>Write your goals in a fitness journal that you keep in your gym bag. Writing out each goal makes them real, instead of just a simple hope for the future. Be realistic, or you'll be easily discouraged when you don't have a six-pack in three days or see defined leg muscles in a week. In short amounts of time, focus on feeling healthier-and then stay on track to reach your long-term goals.</p>
<p>Always set deadlines for achieving your goals, or else you won't stay dedicated. Many bodybuilders and their coaches recommend setting small weekly goals. As you achieve these week by week, you will find that you are also making headway towards you larger goals. Having a timeline will make you feel guilty when you skip a workout or eat fatty foods-your fitness journal will keep you motivated. This is also a good place to record the weights you use and reps you do every day so that you can intensify your workout every time you head to the gym for more training. If you find in your records that you have seemed to hit a plateau (i.e., you can't increase the weights or do more reps), then you know it's time to take more rest days between your workouts to let your muscles rebuild.</p>
<p>There are many people who can help you achieve your goals. First, your doctor may be able to help you plan a safe beginning workout for your fitness level. From there, you can ask the advice of friends who are also bodybuilders, or you can go as far as hiring a personal trainer or coach. This is especially beneficial for bodybuilders whose ultimate goal is to compete. A trainer will not only help you plan your workout, but will also push you to reach your goals. Another person who can be motivating is a workout partner. If you have a friend who is on the same fitness level, go to the gym together and help each other achieve goals. This is also a safer exercise option, since you can spot one another with heavier weights.</p>
<p>Even if you do not achieve some of your goals by your deadlines, do not get discouraged. Evaluate the progress you have made and your habits, and then either intensify your workout and eat a healthier diet or relax your goals a bit. Bodybuilding is a hobby that takes a lot of effort and by setting goals, you will see results.</p>
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