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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Is Bodybuilding Dangerous?

Is body building dangerous? This is a very interesting question that I will try to answer to from my point of view. Men and women from all around the world practice it and it is a logic fact that it is popular because of the better-defined body you achieve through this sport and the general appearance of one's body. We also need to get real. Body building has its own risks and everyone should acknowledge them before even starting to lift weights.

The body building work out is hard. Overdoing the growth of the muscles is common among practitioners, especially when thinking about trying to participate and win a body building competition. Your body is very important. There are many consequences of over-working the muscles and they can turn in serious injuries. Skin is over-streched because of this sport can can cause stretch marks when you stop working out. This is in my view one the biggest problems. We can see many individuals that did go to a gym for a long time and then suddenly quit. You can easily see this on one's body. Also, when you stop working out you might end up gaining weight as your body is still used to eating the same amounts and now you do not need to eat as much as you did before stopping working out.

The best thing you can do work out under the supervision of a good instructor and exercise moderately. If your dream is not becoming Mr. Olympia like Ronnie Coleman, Dorian Yates, Jay Cutler and so on then why over-grow those muscles? While body building, be sure to undergo a good protein diet and once you decide to stop working out be sure to continue your diet. The body stops recognizing food that is quickly used as a substitute for protein diets and this causes it to transform food in fat. be sure to exercise regularly, even if you are not body building anymore. You must keep fit once you decided to live a fit life. Taking body building to an extreme level can be very damaging so why do it?

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