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Body Building: Understanding Anatomy

If you want to be an expert bodybuilder you will have to make an effort to understand your body’s anatomy. In order to build your muscles adequately you will have to know exactly where each of them are located and how they might be developed successfully.

This might sound easy but it is hardly a walk in the park, especially because of the often unpronounceable names of the muscles.

In order to know your muscles closely therefore locate a mirror and try and find each of the muscles on your body on your own. Let’s begin with the neck. In your neck area there are two basic muscles you can concentrate on during your bodybuilding routine. These are the upper trapezius and the levator scapulae. The first one is the muscle that runs down from your nape to your shoulder.

The latter runs parallel to the initial cervical vertebrae in your neck.

The trapezius, fondly called the trap muscles climb down the nape of your neck and around the waist on both sides of the spine. On your shoulders you will find the deltoid muscles, also called the delts. On the front part of the shoulder is the anterior delt, on the side is the middle delt and on the back is the posterior delt. Just under the anterior delt you will find the rotator cuff muscles running straight out from the armpit area.

Content :

Body Building: Tips For Success

Body Building: When To Start And Stop

Body Building: Time Management

Body Building: Clothes

Body Building: Understanding Anatomy

Types Of Exercises

Sample Meal Plans

Sweet Dreams (Getting Enough Rest)

Body Building For Her

Your Resources For Body Building

Boost Your Metabolism Naturally

The South Beach Diet And Metabolism

Using Food To Boost Your Metabolism

The Harm Of Using Diet Pills

Dieting To Boost Your Metabolism

Using Low Carb Diets To Boost Your Metabolism

The Benefits Of Alternative Methods

Breaking Through The Herbal Myth

Combining Supplements, Diet And Exercise To Boost Metabolism

The Mediterranean Diet And Metabolism

Using Food To Boost Your Metabolism

Using Natural Herbs To Boost Your Metabolism

Dreamt Of A Great Body – You Can Have It

Body Building Diet

Body Building National Championship

Body Building Supplement Review-Eat Right To Feel Tight

Body Building Workout

Body Building Supplements For Females

Discount Body Building Supplements

Female Body Building Videos- Strength Knows No Gender

Insulin In Body Building

Natural Body Building

Natural Body Building Supplements: The Way To A Healthy And Fit Body

The Bodybuilding Supplement – Nitric Oxide

Body Building: For Teenagers

Body Building: Software

Body Building: The Basics

Body Building: Safety Measures

Body Building: Exercises

Body Building: Diets

Body Building: Supplements

Body Building: Equipment

Body Building: The Art

Body Building: For Women

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