07 November, 2013

Who doesn't want a bigger chest?
Almost every weightlifter has a desire at some point in their  years of training to increase the size of their chest. Whether it is to capture the gold cup at a show, or for the sheer strength that a properly developed chest provides, training is both intense and dangerous if done without care for the structure of human anatomy. The idea is to get results safely.
The chest is very important as the second most shown off muscle group after the bicep. For this reason, whether you are a weight lifter, strongman, athlete, or just into physical fitness, a workout routine that trains the chest is going to become a priority at some point. The pecs (short for pectoral muscles) are one of the major muscle groups involved in power lifting.
Increasing chest mass improves the overall performance of several other muscle groups, mostly in the arms. If you are having trouble with other areas try switching to the top 5 chest exercises and watch as those trouble areas begin to show improvement again.

The Anatomy of the Chest

Understanding the function of the chest muscles is a vital step before throwing yourself into a vigorous routine. In the body, no muscle group is an island, and a basic knowledge of how the groups function together will help prevent you from causing injury, while simultaneously informing you of how and why the workout works. This knowledge will help you concentrate on posture, form, and performance.
The chest is made up of two muscles the Pectoralis major, and the Pectoralis minor.
  • Pectoralis Major – Is the large fan shaped muscle that is located on the front of the chest. It originates from both the sternum (breast bone) and the clavicle and inserts into the humerus. This muscle is responsible for flexing and extending the humerus, as well as adducting and medially rotating.
  • Pectoralis Minor – Lies under the pectoralis major, and is a much smaller triangular shaped muscle that stabilizes the action of the scapula.

The Top 5 Exercises for Increasing the Chest– The Breakdown

The number of exercises that will work the chest are very long, but only a few will achieve real results. The chest, as stated previously, provides support for many other muscles, and therefore is more responsive to targeted training over the long-term.
Free weights are assumed to be the only tools available in most of the descriptions of these exercises, but there are machines that are designed with some of these exercises in mind. Once you grasp the concept of how the muscles work together, you can alter the workouts to accommodate whatever machines you may desire to use that fit your target workout style.

Top Chest Exercise #1 – The Barbell Bench Press

The undisputed king of chest expansion for hundreds of years, the bench press has been the standard for increasing strength and size in the chest by experts around the globe. It is possible to perform the bench press in a few variations, but for the purposes of this article, we will start by discussing the wide grip, pec pounding bench press.
Lie flat on your back on a standard Olympic weight bench. With your feet flat on the floor and your glutes tight to the bench, back and head on the bench at all times, unrack the bar from the bench and lower it to your chest. Pressing your feet into the floor while maintaining a flat position on the bench, use both arms to drive the bar straight up.

Top Chest Exercise #2 – Dumbbell Bench Press

Extremely similar to the first chest exercise, the dumbbell bench press more accurately follows the intended function of the pectoral muscle. Instead of driving the weight straight up, it allows you to bring it in towards the midline of the body. It is also easier to maintain an even level of strength with the dumbbell bench press because the free weights that you are holding aren’t connected in any way.
As you begin, lie flat on your back on a bench while lying in a position that keeps your feet flat on the floor. With a dumbbell in each hand rest the weight gently on your shoulders and then force them up and away from the body.

Top Chest Exercise #3 – Explosive Push-ups

The standard bench press will only get a person so far when trying to attain more muscle mass in the chest. To supplement normal weightlifting, it is important to incorporate more rapid motions into any chest program. This is difficult to do safely with weights, so smart body builders turn over and put their nose to the floor for some push-ups that will create the most powerful resistance through explosive movements.
To begin, get down on your hands and knees. Extend your feet back and hold your position with your toes. Place both hands approximately shoulder width apart, and begin by flexing your arms so that your chest lowers to the floor. With as much power as you can muster, push against the floor hard enough to pop your hands off of the ground. You can increase the challenge by trying to jump your hands up to elevated boxes, or by clapping between each jump.

Top Chest Exercise #4 – Inclined Bench Press

This top chest exercise is extremely similar to the standard bench press listed above in that it works the same primary muscle groups (pectorals, deltoids and triceps.) The incline of the bench press however places a great deal more of the workload onto the upper chest.
To perform, use a press bench that can be raised to an incline position. Unrack the weight and lower the barbell until it touches your upper chest. Press the weight back up into the starting position with arms fully extended and repeat.  Keep your elbows tucked in to maintain a 45 degree angle to your flanks. If you allow your arms/elbows to deviate outward you’ll be placing excessive strain on your shoulder joints.

Top Chest Exercise #5 – Decline Bench Press

Again, another workout that is very similar to the standard bench press.  It works the same muscle groups (pectorals, deltoids and triceps).  The decline of the bench press however puts a great deal of emphasis on the lower chest muscles.
To perform, use a press bench that is adjustable and move the seat into a decline. Unrack the weight and lower the barbell until it touches your lower chest, upper abdominal region. Once again, you’ll need to keep your elbows turned in to your body so that your arms are at a 45 degree angle to your flanks. If you allow your elbows to drift outward you’ll be placing excessive stress on the shoulder joints.
Here are some workouts for you:

Beginner Workout

  • Barbell Flat Bench Press - 3 Sets of 8 Reps
  • Dumbbell Bench Press - 2 Sets of 8-10 Reps
  • Explosive Push-Ups - 2 Set to Failure

Intermediate Workout

  • Incline Bench Press - 3 Sets of 12/10/8 Reps
  • Barbell Flat Bench Press - 2 Sets of 8 Reps
  • Decline Bench Press - 2 Set of 12 Reps
  • Explosive Push-Ups - 2 Sets to Failure

Advanced Workout

  • Barbell Flat Bench Press - 4 Set of 8/6/6/4 Reps
  • Incline Bench Press - 3 Sets of 8 Reps
  • Dumbbell Bench Press - 2 Set of 10 Reps
  • Decline Bench Press - 3 Sets of 8 Reps
  • Explosive Push-Ups - 2 Sets to Failure
The important thing is to integrate these exercises into your daily routine among other programs. You do not want to have a series of “target chest muscle” days. Combine individual workouts with your other muscle group routines to get the optimal increase in mass for your chest.  Increasing the size of your chest takes significant effort and a lot of time. While it’s ok to occasionally put some training on hold to target individual muscle groups, don’t let the other areas of your body fall to the wayside while concentrating on your chest. Now go hit those weights hard.

Exercises to increase fitness and lose weight

In the constant innovation comes Jukari fitness, Fit to Fly a new fitness system, born from the conjunction of Reebok with Cirque du Soleil to work physically, lose weight, build muscle and become more flexible while flying hanging of a trapezoid.
Jukari, Fit to FlyFat weight is lost through heat balance and the systematic and regular physical activity , whatever it. What you should keep in mind is that the muscles that are exercised are those who possess large muscle mass , such as the legs, buttocks, chest and back, and you ensure a high caloric expenditure . In that sense, the Jukari, Fit to Fly , is a new form of fitness that works primarily in force, with some intensive activities, so it is an effective way to lose weight and achieve a good way . using the techniques and movements of the circus , the Jukari, Fit to Fly utilizes the trapeze as the only element to train and perform a physical exercise routine , combining circus gestures with the principles of sport training. The result is a fun activity , and no less stringent than profoundly stimulates all the muscles , especially the chest, back, middle (core abdominal) and arms. Jukari A session lasts 60 minutes and consists of a sequence of exercises on a trapeze called " flyset"hanging from the ceiling on a pivot that allows you to spin 360 degrees. 's activities focus on jumping and hang in various ways on the 'flyset', which causes a huge amount of calories burned , with figures far outweigh any aerobic activity in the same unit of time. 

Stretch biceps

The arms programs often focus on the development, strengthening and toning the muscles, and often forget a very important aspect: stretching. In this video you can see what is the proper way to stretch the biceps.
BicepsStretching become important when you realize that they are useful to eliminate contractures , increase range of motion, enabling capillary circulation and increase muscle tissue oxygenation. Remember thatthe biceps is the muscle that is in the front of the arm, I can sense when the elbow bend. biceps stretches are rarely used, because it is important to establish the position so that the effect is sought, otherwise you can get to stretch another muscle group. Aesthetically, stretch the biceps , does lengthen the muscles, giving a high slenderness . Stretching for biceps If you do not have a partner who can perform the appropriate operation, it is necessary to consider certain points so that the exercise is effective. Place your hand on a bar or support, palm down. This is important because the biceps secondarily rotator arm and elbow flexor therefore is the correct hand position to activate the stretch.
  • Rotate the trunk and extend elbow taking it to the opposite direction where it is headed biceps.
  • Gradually stretch the muscle to an angle where you can not go any more. Support for at least 30 seconds and loosens. Repeat 5-6 times on each side.

Stretching to increase few inches in height

Gravity exerts a constant pressure on the joint surfaces, especially in the spine, the result is a permanent muscle shortening causes the crushing of the vertebral discs. Stretching exercises are a means to grow 2 inches tall, to everyone.
Stretches
The exercises to grow 2 inches tall, should concentrate on stretching the posterior muscle chain, so as to influence the flexibility of the deep muscular plane. 's postural reeducation , where we try to decrease the curvature of the body to its normal state, is another of forms, but much more complex, difficult and time consuming work alongside a specialist. In the first video you can see stretching exercises combined with other strengthening to improve posture .Nevertheless, with respect to this last point, if you have contractual or muscle pain in the back , you are advised not to, because pro fundizarías chronic muscle contraction, resulting in further crushing the vertebral discs muscle action. If you have pain in your lower back , you should not perform any stretching exercise standing, or strengthen the lower back while lying face (face down on the floor.) In the second video , you can see a sequence of Pilates , with the first right moves to stretch the posterior chain , while the end of the series, only suitable for advanced in the Pilates system , otherwise you run the risk of chronically lumbar which would cause injury.suggest you to look at the person in the middle, because it is first plane, later takes back legs, greatly increasing the lumbar strain also shows that not control the abdominal activation without synergy back.
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