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muscle building workouts

October 19th, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Muscle building workouts

There are several muscle building tips you hear being thrown around today. But how can you be sure that your following the right ones? Nate Green’s book, Built for Show, shows all of the correct workouts and methods to use. First of all, it is important to let your muscles rest after a workout. You can’t expect to work your biceps hard one day and put them right back to work in the following morning. Your muscles do not actually grow during the lifting process. They grow during the healing of the muscle while they are at rest. It is wise to do repetitions that you can do between ten and twelve of. If you can do any less, the weight is too heavy. Likewise, if you can do any more, you are probably lifting too lightly. Also, it is important to note that you do not have to work out all of your muscles every day. Rather, you should alternate your muscle groups for different days. On Monday, work out your biceps and triceps. On Tuesday, work out your leg muscles. On Wednesday, work out your abdominal muscles. On Thursday, take a rest, and then start the cycle over again. Overall, be sure to include these great tips in your workout routine to achieve natural body building.

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FDA Approves Wireless Muscle Stimulator

September 22nd, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Muscle stimulator

The FDA recently approved the RT50 wireless muscle stimulator which will enhance the RT300. The RT300 is a functional electrical stimulation (FES) motorized ergometer system. FES is used to help paralyzed muscles perform some forms of movement again.

What Exactly Does the RT300 Do?

The RT300 helps in the rehabilitation of previously paralyzed muscles. It does this by sending electrical currents to the muscles in the arms and legs and activates them.As a result, the activated muscle is allowed to make some forms of movement through a regular patterned physical activity.

How Does Adding the RT50 Help?

The RT50 will allow the RT300 to stimulate 10 muscle groups at a time in just one sitting. The muscle groups that can be stimulated has been increased to, including the abdominal and back.

How Do I Obtain a RT300?

The RT300 is a prescribed machine and you will have to have a physician asses you before you can obtain on of these devices. However, it is suggested that if you have a pacemaker, unhealed fractures of the lower extremities , or are pregnant, this device is not for you. The benefits of this machine include relaxation of muscle spasms, increased local blood circulation, prevention of disuse atrophy, and maintaining or increasing range of motion.

References

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/09/prweb2831284.htm

http://www.restorative-therapies.com/All%20Products/RT300/RT300%20FAQ%20page.asp

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