Weight Lifting Is A Growing Sport Today With Many Men, And Women, Using Weights As A Means To A Better Physique. Using Weights Can Affect Your Entire Physique But You Need To Know What Exercises You Should Do For Particular Parts Of Your Body.Before Starting Any Weight Lifting Regime With Which To Build Up Muscle Bulk In Your Chest, You Need To Make Sure That Your Diet Is Sufficient For The Workouts You Plan To Do.Draw Up A Nutrition Plan, Preferably With A Fitness Coach Or With A Seasoned Weight Lifter.Examine Your Protein Intake; You Need 1 To 1.5 Grams Of Protein Per Pound Of Lean Body Weight. This Should Be Spread Throughout The Day Over As Many Meals As Possible. Count 4 Calories For Every Grams Of Protein.Examine Your Carbohydrate Intake; You Need 1.8 To 2.3 Grams Of Carbohydrate Per Pound Of Body Weight. Count 4 Calories Per Gram.15 Of Your Diet Should Consist Of Clean Fats Such As Olive Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Etc. Count 9 Calories Per Gram.You Should Have 2500 Calories Per Day.Prepare To Eat On The Road; It Is Wise To Have Previously Prepared Meals.Eat Meals With Your Family Then Plan On 2-4 Extra MealsDrink A Lot Of MilkRemember That You Need To Recuperate. The More You Eat And Sleep The More You Can Train. Learn To Feel Your Body And Do The Work It Can Handle.Some Supplements You Can Take To Help With Building Muscle Are:MultivitaminsDesiccated LiverWeight GainerCreatine Which Supplies Energy To Our Muscles And Is 100 NaturalHMB Which Is Akin To One Of The Bodys Essential Amino AcidsThe Following Are A Set Of Exercises Which Can Help Build Up The Chest Muscles.Dumbbell Single Arm Bench PressLie On Our Back On A Bench With A Heavy Dumbbell In One Hand Along The Side Of Your Chest Palm Facing InHold Your Opposite Arm Straight Out To The Side For BalancePush Weight Up So Your Arm Is Straight Above Your ChestPause, Then Slowly Lower The Weight To The Starting PositionDo 5-7 Repetitions With Each HandComplete 4 Sets, Resting 2 Minutes After Each SetDumbbell Incline Bench PressLie Face Up On An Incline Bench And Hold A Pair Of Heavy Dumbbells Along The Outside Of Your Chest, With Neutral Grip (palms Facing In)Slowly Press The Weights Straight Above Your Chest ( With Arms Straight)Pause, Then Lower To Starting PositionDo 6-8 RepetitionsDo 3 Sets, Resting 2 Minutes After Each SetSuspended Push-UpUse Blast Straps Or ChainsLoop The Straps Or Chains Around The Bar So Handles Hang A Few Inches Off The FloorAssume The Standard Push Up Position With Hands Grasping The Handles So Only The Feet Touch The FloorBend Your Elbows To Lower Your Body Until The Upper Arms Are Parallel To The Floor, Then Push Yourself UpDo As Many As PossibleRest For 90 SecondsDo 3 SetsDumbbell Incline FlyLie On The Incline Bench And Hold A Pair Of Dumbbells Above The Chest With Your Arms Straight, Palms Facing ForwardKeeping Palms Forward, Slowly Sweep Your Arms Down And Out To The Sides In An Arc Until The Weights Are Level With The ChestPause Then Reverse The Motion Until The Weights Are Again Above YouDo 8-12 Repetitions Then Go On To The Parallel Bar DipParallel Bar DipGrab Parallel Dip Bars And Lift Yourself Until Your Arms Are StraightKeeping The Elbows Tucked Close To The Body, Slowly Lower Yourself By Bending The Elbows Until The Upper Arms Are Parallel To The FloorDo As Many Repetitions As PossibleRepeat The Superset (this Set And Previous Set) Once MoreSide Lying Single Arm External RotationLie On Your Left Side With The Left Arm Bent And The Head Resting On The Left HandHolding A Light Dumbbell In Your Right Hand Bend Your Right Arm 90 Degrees And Tuck Your Upper Arm Against Your Right SideLet The Weight Hang In Front Of Your MidsectionKeeping The Upper Arm Stationary Slowly Rotate Your Forearm Until It Points To The CeilingThen Rotate Your Forearm Back To Its Starting PointDo 12-15 Repetitions Then Rest For 1 MinuteDo 2 SetsThe Above Exercises, Plus Some Press-ups, Should Help To Build Your Chest. With Press-ups Find Out What Your Maximum Bench Press Weight Is And Then Work On From There. Use The Incline Bench For Your Upper Chest, The Flat Bench For Your Middle Chest And The Decline Bench For Your Lower Chest. Use Slow, Low Repetitions And Heavy Weights Since Heavier Weights Develop Muscle Fibres That Produce Strength And Power.
