Archive for April, 2008

Published by Elle Nash on 30 Apr 2008

Achieving Big Female Muscles

Our goal here is to achieve the big female muscles that we want because we are bodybuilders. We don’t have the testosterone filled bodies to build them effectively, but with a little dedication we can build them strong.

Iron Dolls is the best female bodybuilding book I’ve used. I spent most of my time trying to learn how to bodybuild from the literature designed for men. I didn’t start to see great success until I got a book designed just for the women.

If you’re looking to achieve big female muscles, than you have to get the Iron Dolls female bodybuilding book. It will help transform you into a goddess.

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Published by Elle Nash on 21 Apr 2008

Huge Female Muscle Tips For The Gym

I wanted to share with you some huge female muscle tips that you can use at the gym to help you achieve success. It is difficult for us females to put on muscle because produce very little testosterone, so it’s imperative for us to use all techniques at our disposal to our advantage.

The first step is to have a plan for the gym. There’s nothing worse than arriving at the gym and thinking about what you need to do. This is a form a self sabotage. You don’t make decisions on what is needed, you do what you “feel” like doing. If you have a rough day, you’re going to do less. If you don’t want to wait for a bench to open up, you’ll end up doing something else. A plan is important to have because it tells you what you need to do, rather than what you feel like doing.

The next tip is to focus on your breathing. A lot of people underestimate the effectiveness of proper breathing while lifting weights. I’ve been at the gym distracted and could barely lift anything, but when I focus on breathing, I’m able to get usually 3 extra reps out of lift. That’s pretty significant. You want to breath in as your muscles uncontract and breath out when they contract. For example, during a bench press, as the bar is coming down to your chest, breath in. As you push the bar up, breath out. It’s very simple, but effective.

The final tip is to have a big bottle of water at the gym. If you’re not already aware, 80% of your muscle tissue is water, so having water on you is important. Make sure you have a large bottle. One that lasts you the entire time you’re at the gym. Small ones rarely ever cut it for me, while I’m at the gym.

These huge female muscle tips will help you out at the gym. Use them for your benefit and you’ll see real results.

Published by Elle Nash on 12 Apr 2008

Routine Planning for Female Bodybuilding

Every person out there has a different body. I would never suggest that one routine fits all. It’s a matter of trying different things and seeing what kind of results you get. Routine planning for female bodybuilding requires trial and error with a degree of calibration. I thought I’d share a little on you can workout.

Body Split Workouts: This workout routine works on the idea of single factor theory; lift and you will grow. The idea is to work your entire body over a 1 week period. This is the most popular of bodybuilding workouts. An example would be…

Monday: Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps
Wednesday: Back, Biceps, and Traps
Friday: Legs, Calves and Abs

It’s super simple and easy to follow. There is no excuse to mix anything up or feel overwhelmed with information.

Hypertrophy Specific Training(HST): HST is a much more complex idea of weight lifting. I feel it is a more evolved workout routine. At first you may feel overwhelmed by the amount of work required since you’re expected to workout your entire body in one workout.

Duel Factor Hypertrophy Training(DFHT): I personally use this one and it just happens to be the most complex. This works on a duel factory theory of training. The idea is that there is more to building muscle than just lifting heavy weight.

  • Cycling Volume
  • Rest Periods
  • Reps
  • Speed

DFHT has many different things that need to be done to maximize growth. You do upper and lower body workouts. You focus on ideas like volume, which is the total weight multiplied by the total reps over a week. As well as the rep range you do and the speed that you do it in.

Give them all a try and see which one works best for you. Remember that we’re all different and what works for me, may not work for you. Try them all out and one is sure to work great for you. Routine planning for female bodybuilding isn’t that hard, you just need to try things out.

Published by Elle Nash on 07 Apr 2008

Dieting for Women’s Bodybuilding

Women’s bodybuilding is a tough grueling sport. It requires years of dedication, hard work at the gym and a stellar diet that cannot be cheated on.

When it comes to women’s bodybuilding, women face harsh obstacles. When it comes to putting on muscle it is difficult due to the fact that we do not produce that much testosterone. It’s much easier for a man to do this since they produce the high amounts of testosterone.

A women’s body is designed for flexibility and when it comes to putting on muscle that is very conflicting. It leads to much harder gains and much more frustration than a male bodybuilder would encounter.

But don’t let that get you down. Most people would say you have to put in a lot more work than a man would, but if you work smarter, you can get the same success with less work. I’ve found the Iron Dolls book on female bodybuilding to contain most of the information you will need.

What I learned…

  • How to properly prepare a diet for maximum muscle growth
  • Workouts that increase my bodies production of testosterone
  • The food that helps me have energetic and intense workouts
  • When to eat to have the most positive effect

I really recommend you give the Iron Dolls: Female Bodybuilding book a try. It really has transformed my bodybuilding game and has pushed me to new heights with less work.

Published by Elle Nash on 03 Apr 2008

Diet Planning Tips For Female Bodybuilders

The area that needs to be concentrated on is diet. The way of doing this is through planning. We are simply what we eat, so you need to control what you eat. Following a proper diet is essential for female bodybuilders to put on muscle.


Eat every 2-3hrs: Muscles don’t instantly repair themselves. It takes days and it’s something that happens over time, not just while you’re the gym. You need to be consistently feeding your muscles, so they’ll grow.


Breakfast is important: The best thing you can do to boost your metabolism first thing in the morning is to have a nice big breakfast.


Carbs + Fat = Bad: These are very bad food combinations. These include McDonalds greasy french fries and sugary desserts.


Dietary Fat is Good: Despite all the misinformation out there, fat is actually good for you. It boosts your metabolism, leading to more calories being burned, than you get from eating it.


With these tips you’ll be that much more armed with your diet planning. This will allow you to accelerate at your bodybuilding.

Published by Elle Nash on 01 Apr 2008

Reaching Your Goals

Continuing on from the previous post…


Now we’re at the point that you already have your goals, but you want to achieve them. First thing on your agenda is what you’re going to give for them? Don’t underestimate this question. This is tough for a lot of people that are willing to get “real”. It’s hard to keep balance in your life, so try to at least be honest with these answers. You obviously can’t spend all your time working on this goal, while neglecting your children. Answer this question as honestly as you can.


For me, I can say honesty is the best thing you can do. Don’t say “anything” because you’re probably not willing to do “anything”. It’s hard to get your butt out of bed on a cold rainy morning at 5am to go for a jog. It’s hard to goto the gym night after night when you just want to spend time with the family. You have to be honest. Unless you have huge quantities of time in your daily schedule(which should be a problem in itself), you’re probably going to have to think about what you’re willing to give because you’re going to lose a nice chunk of time doing something else.


Take the time and make an honest evaluation. Is this enough to achieve my goal? If you’re trying to do something that changes the world, dedicating 30 minutes on a Sunday afternoon probably won’t be enough. You need to evaluate whether you’re giving enough to meet this goal. You may think at the time that this is all you need, only to find 5 weeks into it that it isn’t enough. At this point calibrate and give yourself more time or stop because the goal isn’t worth your effort.


I’ll continue on a little more with the final steps in another post tomorrow.