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Finally more muscle mass with the 3/7 method

Finally more muscle mass with the 3/7 method

There are many training philosophies in strength training. Some serious, others somewhat questionable. One particular training method for those who want to build more muscle mass is the 3/7 method. Here is everything you need to know about it:

Your most important muscles at a glance

Your most important muscles at a glance

Your body has 639 muscles. They ensure that your organism functions smoothly. Without them, you would not be able to survive. Like a motor, they convert energy into movement. Here is an overview of the most important muscles:

Belly fat and the best ways to fight it

Belly fat and the best ways to fight it

For most people, a glance in the mirror is enough to see that they carry too many pounds around their midsection. But even slim people can accumulate internal belly fat. Visceral fat harms health. But with the right strategy, anyone can reduce and get rid of their belly fat.

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Clever pausing during strength training

Clever pausing during strength training

Strength training is highly diverse. Some do it because they want to improve in their sport. Others because they want to lose weight or be fitter in general. Still, others do it to build up their muscles. The way you take your pausing during strength 

The 5 most common strength training mistakes

The 5 most common strength training mistakes

Strength training is undoubtedly one of the perfect activities for your body. Provided you don’t make any mistakes. Unfortunately, this is all too often the case, as numerous studies have shown. Here are the 5 most common strength training mistakes and how to avoid them.

Absolute strength can be more important than muscle mass

Absolute strength can be more important than muscle mass

Do you take part in competitions as an athlete? Or you like to compare yourself with others during strength training? Then you should know that muscle mass says less about your performance than your absolute strength. However, there are a few things to keep in mind when training absolute strength, as a study has found out.

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