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Body building equipment comes in many forms these days, from simple rubber type push pull to heavy weight iron work, there is often good debate about which will perform best and give the user the right workout.
Free weights are the most demanding for your body. They allow your joints and limbs to move along the lines which is most natural to them. A machine forces you to move along its dictated lines, this would be ideal if you designed the machine for yourself, but as the machines are designed to be manufactured in bulk - it's a "one size fits all". The use of free weights is the best method as it gives you full control during your training routine. Machines are probably best suited to people who just want to keep fit, like weight control, tone muscles or for aerobic purposes. There are many machines available today, gyms provide aerobic circuits which you would use very easily by starting on one type of machine and working out for a minute or so then continuing onto the next machine which will be a different type of exercise, you will find that aerobic circuits are laid out in such a manner that you would start possibly by a minute cycling, followed by chest presses and so on, giving the previous body part a chance to recuperate. The aerobic circuit would be ideal for an endomorph on their off-days. If you body type is ectomorph (thin, not very strong and low in energy), there is another method of training which would be useful in the beginning months of your bodybuilding regime. Resistance training is when you use your own body weight to work out. This may involve squats, pushups and pullups. Resistance training is ideal for those wishing to workout at home. All Rights Reserved © Copyright CTLD Design. |