Building muscle isn't easy, it can be time-consuming and difficult. In some cases, diet may be to blame for the lack of results, preventing you from building muscle properly. And that's where the "mass gain" period can work wonders.
Bodywork
You need to deepen some areas of strength. MegaGear develops bodybuilding and strength building folders with you. These articles, most often illustrated to make information clear and understandable by all, are intended to address the subject in depth.
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Everything you need to know about muscle hypertrophy
Hypertrophy is the process by which you build muscle. For bodybuilders, it's the ultimate goal.
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Anabolic VS catabolic: what's the difference?
Anabolism and catabolism are two concepts that it's worth knowing about when it comes to bodybuilding and sports nutrition. In practice, we aim to promote anabolism, which enables us to gain muscle mass.
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Bodybuilding after 40
I'm regularly asked if it's too late to build muscle and get fit at 40, and most of you are generally surprised by my answer. Yes, it can be done. And no, it's not too late.
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Overtraining and weight training
You're doing more and more bodybuilding sessions, but you're not making any progress at all. Worse still, you're feeling tired all the time and your performance is slipping? You may be suffering the consequences of overtraining.
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Tobacco and bodybuilding
The harmful effects of cigarettes on general health are well known. But what about muscular activity? Discover our dossier on cigarettes and muscular activity.
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Coffee and bodybuilding
All about coffee and bodybuilding, caffeine for fitness and bodybuilding
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Weight gain in bodybuilding
Like any objective, a weight gain cycle needs to be thought through and prepared in advance, so as not to forget anything, just like a strategy that needs to be put in place to achieve that objective.
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Stabilizing muscles
It's common to hear practitioners talk about "stabilizing muscles". You've probably wondered what that means? Well, there's no such thing as a muscle that only performs a stabilizing function.
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Bodybuilding and genetics
You've probably already noticed that we're not all equal when it comes to building muscle. Some people find it easier to build muscle than others. Some morphotypes have an advantage, others less so. It's all down to genetics.
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amplitude of movement in bodybuilding
range of motion is an important parameter in bodybuilding. From full to partial, mastering this notion is essential to optimize your progress.
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Sweating in bodybuilding
Sweating and weight loss, why do we sweat when we're physically active? To what extent is it useful for fat loss?
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what is CrossFit?
Crossfit, a discipline whose main objective is physical conditioning through the application of strength, weightlifting and gymnastic exercises. Very popular in the USA, it is now commonplace in France.
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Weight training: free-load or guided machines?
In most gyms, you have the choice of training with free weights or, on the contrary, on machines, most often guided. Let's take a look at the differences, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of these different types of equipment
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Accessories for bodybuilding
The number of bodybuilding accessories is increasing all the time. Here's a non-exhaustive list to help you make sense of this bodybuilder gear.
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Exercises to strengthen the deltoids
The deltoids, or more commonly known as the shoulders, are a muscle group made up of three fascicles.
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Forced repetition
The principle of forced repetition is a bodybuilding technique for intermediate to advanced exercisers.
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Which sport complements bodybuilding?
If there's one subject that comes up repeatedly in sports circles, it's whether bodybuilding is a complete sport or a complement to other sports