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What actually destroys muscle is poor hydration, insufficient protein, and improper training. If you want to finish your fasting period maintaining muscle mass or even losing fat without sacrificing muscle, focus on three main things: hydration, protein, and managing training intensity. Hydration for Athletes During Fasting Muscles are mostly water.When fluids drop, performance decreases, fatigue rises, and blood flow to muscles weakens. Even a 2% drop in body weight from dehydration can significantly reduce strength…
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رمضان ما بهدم العضلات اللي بهدمها هو سوء إدارة المي، نقص البروتين، والتمرين الغلط. إذا بدك تطلع من رمضان محافظ على كتلتك العضلية أو حتى نازل دهون بدون ما تخسر عضل، ركز على ثلاث شغلات واضحة: الترطيب، البروتين، وتنظيم شدة التدريب. الترطيب في رمضان للرياضيين العضلة أغلبها مي.لما السوائل تنقص، الأداء بينزل، التعب بيزيد، وضخ الدم للعضلات بضعف. حتى نقص بسيط حوالي 2% من وزن الجسم من السوائل ممكن يقلل القوة والتحمل بشكل ملحوظ. إذا…
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Introduction In resistance training, many people confuse muscle fatigue with muscle failure.Although they sound similar, these terms describe very different physiological states.Understanding the difference is crucial for building muscle, improving performance, and avoiding injury.Moreover, it helps you design training programs safely and effectively. What Is Muscle Fatigue? Muscle fatigue refers to: A temporary drop in a muscle’s ability to produce force. This condition is measurable, not just a sensation.For example, fatigue can result from: Reduced…
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1️⃣ The Big Picture Face Pulls are often hyped as a “rear delt move,” but the truth is: Rotator Cuff muscles (especially infraspinatus + teres minor + posterior supraspinatus) are the main movers. Middle Trapezius + Rhomboids are secondary, acting as stabilizers and scapular retractors. Rear Delts (posterior deltoid) only assist — they help move your humerus but aren’t the prime mover. So don’t get it twisted. If you’re hitting Face Pulls for rear delt…
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Introduction – Why Protein Matters Protein is essential for your body. It helps build muscles, burn fat, and support overall health. However, many people in the U.S. don’t get enough protein daily. According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES, 2020), nearly 30% of adults fail to meet the recommended intake. In addition, protein is crucial for immune function, hormone balance, and tissue repair. Therefore, understanding your protein needs is key for health…