.: Marc David Profile and Articles

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1). The Scary Truth About Soy Protein and Bodybuilding
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Inevitably there’s a myth that soy protein is horrible for bodybuilding and that if you are any where near serious about working out or building muscle you will stay away from it. In fact, some sites show ‘studies’ that soy protein and soy products can be detrimental to your health. And while it’s true that early claims of soy wonders might not be entirely true, there’s also myth that soy protein is bad.

2). Can Weight Training Really Enhance Your Flexibility?
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Could 90% of all of us be wrong when it comes to strength training and flexibility?

How many times have you seen the guy doing all the weight on the squats stretching after a workout?

Tell me, you've seen the same people in your gym year after year. You know who does the best bench. You probably know who's a cardio king or queen.

3). A Very Simple Program Anybody Can Follow To Gain MASS
Until I started following a routine to eat, my gains were minimal. Once I set my eating times to a specific time during the day along with a protein boost, I could see the gains immediately. This sample program is a quick way to get your protein WAY up and generally increase your food intake. But it doesn't require the traditional sit down 6+ a day to eat 30 chicken breasts and spend all day cooking.

4). Your 3 Best Options for Increased Lung Capacity
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Imagine the frustrated person who says, "I do at least 30 minutes of cardio in every training session I do spinning classes, cross trainer and StairMaster. But when it comes to going running I feel so unfit and can't last more than 10 mins!"

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to have a bigger lung capacity?

The question ended with "is it possible to increase my lung capacity and if so how?"

Yes, it's true.

5). What A Few Good Heros Taught Me About Bodybuilding
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Posted on a Bodybuilding Message Board:

Hi everyone I'm 15 and was wondering what I can take for my muscle to grow? I have heard of muscle boosters or something like that so I was just wondering if there was anything like that that I could take in order for my muscle to get huge.

I might be thinking of steroids.

Answer:

Stop! What the HECK are you thinking? Why are we always looking for the short cut to the biggest gains while still being able to watch T.

6). Creatine and Teenagers
Creatine and a Teenager: Should teenagers under 18 use creatine? Do the creatine benefits outweigh the creatine side effects when it comes to teenagers who want to use this sports supplement? Considering that supplements play only a 3% role in any proper nutrition and training plan, a teenager would certainly need to have the rest of the game in order

7). Bodybuilding on a Budget - It Doesn't Have to Put Your Wallet in a Wheelchair
As you probably remember the last time you looked at a proposed grocery list or visited the nearest supplement store, you realized you needed to take out an equity loan first in order to get your month’s supply of food and supplements.

8). How to Increase Your Bench Press by Doing Squats
My Legs Are Already Big Enough. I Keep Hearing Working Legs Is A MUST. Why Is That So Important?Believe me… I hated leg workouts. Until I real

9). Easy-To-Follow Nutrient Ratios: One Minute Lesson
Copyright 2006 Marc David

What you are about to discover is a sure-fire, effortless way to easily determine an appropriate nutrient ratio for your own personal goals.

But before I get too far ahead of myself, make sure you understand how to estimate your caloric and protein needs. If you don't, you can get a copy of the Top 12 Report [link at the end of this article] which will show you the simple to use formulas for calculating your calories.

10). Should I Be Sore After Weight Training?
Copyright 2006 Marc David

It’s long been a myth that if you didn't get sore from your last workout, then you didn’t work hard enough and you probably didn't improve. But it's just a myth. Soreness is not an indicator of a successful workout.

Muscle soreness that occurs directly after a workout is known as acute muscle soreness. Muscle soreness that appears 12 to 48 hours after exercise is known as delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) or post exercise muscle soreness (PEMS).

11). How Many Calories Do I Need Per Day?
How Do I Calculate Caloric Needs Based On My Goal (gain/loss/maintain)? Listen, figuring out how many calories a day you need to lose weight, maintain your weight or gain weight really isn’t too hard. And with the formula I’m about to give you plus a very cool website, you can easily track where you are and what you need to do daily to reach your goals. So lets’ begin!

12). 2 Exercises to Avoid

If you want a good night, then avoid two of these old school moves.

Good Mornings:

Although I can't say I've seen these moves done in quit

13). The Key to Building Muscle and Burning Fat at the Same Time
Doesn't weight training build muscle
and increase your metabolic rate and therefore the increase
in your metabolic rate reduces fat? And if so, then doesn't
this mean that you have gained muscle and lost fat at the
same time?

14). If You Don't Track Your Diet… You Are Wasting Your Time
Frankly, I’m puzzled whenever I hear this from somebody who’s frustrated with their lack of gains: Me: So what are you eating? How many calories per day and how many do you need? Them: I don’t know. I just eat. Huh?

15). Eat to Get Big

A very simple program anybody can follow to gain MASS

Until I started following a routine to eat, my gains were minimal. Once I set my eating

16). The Best Routine I've Ever Done...
Copyright 2006 Marc David

"The best routine I've ever done, is the one I haven't done."

Think about that for just a minute. Let it settle in.

If you've been doing the same routine day in and day out, year after year, wonder why you aren't getting the gains you wanted... this statement should really hit home.

For starters, the more variety you can.

17). The MOST Powerful Dieting Tip on the Planet
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Most people are going about this weight reduction thing all wrong. They simply want to reduce the pounds giving no thought as to what it is they are losing. I'm about to give you the most powerful dieting formula on the planet.

If you were to quickly lose pounds in a few days, consider this scary thought.

You might be losing:

* fat
* muscle
* water

If you start to lose muscle, you'll slow down your metabolism at a very minimum.

18). Bodybuilding Quiz: How Motivated Do You Feel?
Copyright 2006 Marc David

Let me make a prediction...

96.8% of subscribers who actually are reading this have wished they had more passion in the gym.

And a full 99% of those still reading, do not have their goals written down anywhere.

Why is motivation so difficult? How come the #1 question I receive is from somebody who asks, "I know what to do, but I just need somebody to motivate me to do it all year round.

19). Watch Out: Those Darn Absolutists Are Ruining Your Workouts
Copyright 2006 Marc David

It's my way or the highway!

I mean, if you don't do exactly what I'm telling you, you might as well pack it up, quit the gym and go home. You'll never make any progress doing whatever you are doing if it's not what I say.

[Sarcasm intended]

Come on... you know those damn absolutists?

They (website, gurus, articles, companies) that tell you if you don't do something precisely like they tell you, you won't get the progress you want.

20). Nutrition Is Not Common Sense
I'd like to explain an important concept that most online trainers (even the "gurus") don't get: Have you ever heard that nutrition is common sense? Have you ever thought about why the United States has an epidemic of overweight individuals and kids that are out of shape? Or that most people talk about how in their younger days they were able to do this and that. Yet these people are only 30 years old? Most people think nutrition is common sense. But these people are completely wrong...

21). Protein Won't Make You Fat: Myth #1
I'd like to explain an important concept about protein and how it's stored in the body. Have you ever heard that 'protein can't be stored as fat'?

22). How to Count Calories With Your Eyes
Embarking on a serious fitness quest or even a journey to just be healthy can sometimes be a daunting task. And at some point, you’ve been told or heard that eating 5-6 frequent small meals a day is the way to go for weight gain or weight loss.

23). Women Who Lift Weights Turn Into Men?
There's a big myth that women have to train different then men. They don’t. They can lift weights, do the same exercise, build a little muscle, become stronger and still be 100% female. Building muscle isn't all that easy right? You don’t just do some weights and have a 21" inch arms the next month.

24). Tendonitis and the Effects on Your Routine

What turns out to be a small, yet annoying pain in your joint, can quickly turn into something much more debilitating. At first, you just think it

25). Bodybuilding on a Budget - It Doesn't Have to Put Your Walle

Believe me…
I’ve had my fair share of large bills especially when I’m trying to bulk up and gain weight.
Am I right about this so far?
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