Staying on track and being consistent are two major facts in achieving your goals when it comes to building mass.
* Keeping A Training Log – Only by utilizing a bodybuilding diary can you objectively and accurately assess your progress, isolate trouble spots and devise actual solutions to your problems.
Be sure to list every workout — exercises, sets, reps and weight. Include other cogent facts such as personal bests in weight lifted or reps completed, as well as how you felt that day, your main meals and so on.
* Keep Track of your Bodyweight – Check your bodyweight once a week on the same scale and at the same time — ideally, in the morning before you eat — on the same day. During a mass building program, a realistic weight gain is 1-2 pounds per week.
Any more than that and the increase may be in the form of fat. By recording your bodyweight consistently, you’ll get an accurate read on whether you’re hitting your goals.
* Know your Routine – Always plan your workout in advance so you’re mentally prepared for the training session. Knowing which muscle group (or groups) you’ll hit, the exercises you’ll use, and the set and rep ranges you’ll employ will put you on the fast track to muscle growth.
* If you’re interested in keeping track of your progress, it’d be a great idea to register an account on Swole Fitness. We offer you progress photo uploads, the ability to keep your own training blog and profile, as well as additional features throughout the site. Check it out now!
* Keeping A Training Log – Only by utilizing a bodybuilding diary can you objectively and accurately assess your progress, isolate trouble spots and devise actual solutions to your problems.
Be sure to list every workout — exercises, sets, reps and weight. Include other cogent facts such as personal bests in weight lifted or reps completed, as well as how you felt that day, your main meals and so on.
* Keep Track of your Bodyweight – Check your bodyweight once a week on the same scale and at the same time — ideally, in the morning before you eat — on the same day. During a mass building program, a realistic weight gain is 1-2 pounds per week.
Any more than that and the increase may be in the form of fat. By recording your bodyweight consistently, you’ll get an accurate read on whether you’re hitting your goals.
* Know your Routine – Always plan your workout in advance so you’re mentally prepared for the training session. Knowing which muscle group (or groups) you’ll hit, the exercises you’ll use, and the set and rep ranges you’ll employ will put you on the fast track to muscle growth.
* If you’re interested in keeping track of your progress, it’d be a great idea to register an account on Swole Fitness. We offer you progress photo uploads, the ability to keep your own training blog and profile, as well as additional features throughout the site. Check it out now!
