___________________________________________ Truly Huge Fitness Tips Presented by TrulyHuge.com ___________________________________________ Incredible but True... 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 nutrition. And the Truth is, the Sooner You Act, the Sooner Your Muscles Start Growing! Go to The Muscle Growth Zone ____________________________________________ Fitness Tips For 12/19/2012 ____________________________________________ Bodybuilding Myths Debunked 1. You can't grow without eating ridiculous amounts of protein. While it's true for bodybuilders who are already gigantic, if you're just starting out training or don't have aims that are too lofty, you can achieve at least a certain amount of growth just by training ith your normal diet. It's advisable to eat additional protein, but not paramount to see results. 2. Bodybuilding is all about genetics. Yes, good genetics can give you an edge over the competition, but at the same time it's possible to overcome your genetics through hard work and a proper diet. You can be a successful bodybuilder, even a professional one, without having magic genetics. If anything your lesser DNA will teach you to work harder than the competition. 3. The more you train, the more you'll grow. In fact as you get larger you actually need to start increasing the amount of time you rest, not the amount of time you train. It's through rest that your muscles repair the damage done during a workout and so rebuild them bigger and stronger than they were before. It just means your workouts need to be intense while you're doing them. 4. Some professional bodybuilders aren't on steroids. Some professional bodybuilders claim they aren't on steroids leading to applause and adulation. In the case of the tested and natural competitions this is probably true. However, every bodybuilder you see in Flex and every bodybuilder at Mr Olympia is on steroids without fail. While hopefully this will change in the near future, for the time being don't believe anything different. 5. Bodybuilders aren't necessarily strong. A lot of people come to me with the bizarre hypothesis that bodybuilders' muscle is somehow not as strong as it looks, that it's somehow "just for show". This concept baffles me, how do they think the bodybuilders got to look like that? From arranging flowers? Building muscle involves lifting large amounts of weight which in turn requires strength, it's quite simple. 6. When you give up bodybuilding it turns to flab. This just plain isn't true. Fat and muscle are two completely different substances and there's no way one can be converted to the other. When you stop training your muscles will get smaller over time, but if you adjust your calorie intake you will not get fat. Submit A Fitness Tip If you have a tip you'd like to share e-mail it to usBodybuilding Myths Debunked