In recent years, the fitness industry has developed rapidly. More and more people are beginning to pay attention to their own body shape, opening a nationwide plastic craze, and many male friends have also joined the industry. Muscles do help enhance a man's charm and sense of security, but fitness also requires a good grasp of the scale to prevent the harm caused by overwork.
Everyone's physique is different, and the history of fitness has its strengths and weaknesses. Therefore, everyone should combine their own circumstances and act according to their abilities. For example, it is advisable for beginners and those who usually work heavily to exercise three times a week, and each exercise should include various parts of the muscle group. Those who persist in exercising every day can divide their muscle groups into two parts and practice every other day to ensure effective muscle recovery.
Generally speaking, the effective number of times for a developed muscle mass is 8-12, with a minimum of no less than 8 times. This amount should be the maximum effort. Therefore, the load should be controlled at 70% - 80% of the maximum personal strength, that is, the most effective number of times to use this load is to use a large load, not exceeding 5 times. The most effective way to develop endurance and reduce fat is to do it 20 times with a low load, and to reduce waist and abdominal fat until you can't even move.
In addition, fitness should be time sensitive, and every evening is the best time to exercise. It also happens that when we leave work, we can try to give up activities such as taking transportation and jogging home, or go directly to the gym, where there are abundant fitness equipment, and there is always a suitable one for you.
Men who want to grow strong muscles absolutely cannot lack exercise because exercise is the fundamental way to help them exercise and strengthen their muscles. Adhering to exercise can also better ensure health and stay away from the effects of some diseases, but it is also necessary to pay attention to the time and amount of exercise.