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(Why would anyone do that?)

In other words, you are causing your body a lot of unnecessary pain by training hard in the gym for nothing.

If you are not eating properly you are wasting your time in the gym!

Proper caloric intake, proteins, etc. are essential for building muscle.

In order for the body to rebuild itself bigger and stronger, it must have the proper tools.

This is extremely important...

Weightlifting tip number three... You must eat properly!

So with that being said, it should be clear that your muscle growth actually takes place while you are resting!

When you are in the gym you are breaking down your muscles not building them.

Actually what you do outside of the gym is even more important!

This is just as important as the time you spend inside of the gym.

After a muscle group is properly trained, it usually needs at least five to seven days of rest to fully recover.

Weightlifting tip number two... You must get plenty of rest!

In other words, if you are looking to develop your upper body, it is crucial that you train your lower body as well if you want to achieve maximum results!

However, it does not work that way... The body adapts as a whole when it is exposed to new stress levels.

Most weightlifters make the mistake of only training certain body parts that they would like to develop.

Weightlifting tip number one... You must train each muscle group once per week.

I have listing a few below to help you get started.

When it comes to weightlifting, there are a few simple tips that must be followed in order to achieve the maximum amount of muscle growth in the shortest amount of time.

Well, I'm on a mission to cure this "disease".

There is a huge amount of misleading weightlifting "tips" on the web that causes a lot of people to waste a lot of precious time in the gym without seeing any real results.

Or even worse, they come from people who are spreading incorrect information that they "heard" from someone else.

They come from people that have no clue what they are talking about.

Most weightlifting tips out there are useless!

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