Produktbild: The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding

The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding The Bible of Bodybuilding, Fully Updated and Revised

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Produktdetails

Verkaufsrang

12064

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

05.11.1999

Verlag

Simon + Schuster LLC

Seitenzahl

832

Maße (L/B/H)

21,6/27,6/4,5 cm

Gewicht

2588 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-684-85721-3

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Verkaufsrang

12064

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

05.11.1999

Verlag

Simon + Schuster LLC

Seitenzahl

832

Maße (L/B/H)

21,6/27,6/4,5 cm

Gewicht

2588 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-684-85721-3

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding

  • Contents

    Foreword

    BOOK ONE INTRODUCTION TO BODYBUILDING

    CHAPTER 1

    EVOLUTION AND HISTORY


    The Transition to Bodybuilding

    Bodybuilding in the Forties and Fifties

    Bodybuilding in the Sixties

    Bodybuilding in the Seventies

    Pumping Iron

    Bodybuilding in the Eighties and Nineties

    The Explosive Growth of Bodybuilding

    The Arnold Classic Weekend

    The Profession of Bodybuilding

    Joe Weider

    The Evolution of Modern Training

    The Future of Bodybuilding

    Women's Bodybuilding

    CHAPTER 2

    THE ABCs OF BODYBUILDING


    Sport vs. Exercise System

    Progressive-Resistance Training

    Weightlifting, Resistance Training, and Bodybuilding

    Aerobics and Muscular Definition

    Bodybuilding for Athletes

    CHAPTER 3

    THE TRAINING EXPERIENCE


    What You Think Is What You Get

    Training for Women

    CHAPTER 4

    THE GYM


    The Gym Explosion

    What to Look for in a Gym

    Environment and Atmosphere

    Who Else Is Training in the Gym?

    You Don't Have to Train in Los Angeles

    Gyms for Noncompetitors

    Training at Home

    CHAPTER 5

    GETTING STARTED


    Fast and Slow Developers

    Free Weights vs. Machines -- A Matter of Gravity

    Shoes

    Gloves

    Straps

    Belts

    Wraps

    Head Straps

    Gravity Boots

    Rubber Suits

    Training Diary

    Bodybuilding and the Very Young

    Starting Late

    Bodybuilding and the Elderly

    Marking the Transition

    Competition

    BOOK TWO TRAINING PROGRAMS

    CHAPTER 1

    BASIC TRAINING PRINCIPLES


    Individual Needs

    Progressive Resistance

    Reps

    Training to Failure

    Sets

    Full Range of Motion

    The Quality of Contraction

    Warming Up

    Power Training

    Heavy Days

    Overtraining and Recuperation

    Resting Between Sets

    Breathing

    Stretching


    • STRETCHING EXERCISES
    • SideBends
    • Forward Bends
    • Hamstring Stretches
    • Lunges
    • Feet Apart
    • Seated Forward Bends
    • Inner Thighs Stretches
    • Quadriceps Stretches
    • Hurdler's Stretches
    • Spinal Twist
    • Hanging Stretches


    CHAPTER 2

    LEARNING YOUR BODY TYPE


    Understanding Your Body Type

    Metabolism and Muscle-Building

    Ectomorph Training

    Mesomorph Training

    Endomorph Training

    Body Composition Testing

    CHAPTER 3

    THE BASIC TRAINING PROGRAM


    Split System Training

    The Basic Muscles

    Organizing Your Training

    Rest and Recuperation

    When to Train

    Level I Exercise Program

    Level II Exercise Program

    CHAPTER 4

    ADVANCED TRAINING PRINCIPLES


    Increasing Training Intensity

    Intensity Techniques

    Power-Training Principle

    Learning to Use Advanced Training Principles

    CHAPTER 5

    BUILDING A QUALITY PHYSIQUE: THE ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM


    When to Move on to Advanced Training

    "High-Set" Training

    Double-Split Training

    Advanced Training Program

    The Two-Level Advanced Program

    Level I Exercise Program

    Level II Exercise Program

    Going to the Limit

    Varying Your Program

    Weak Point Training

    Training Weak Areas

    CHAPTER 6

    COMPETITION TRAINING PROGRAM


    Building a Competition Physique

    The Fear of Smallness

    The Elements of Competition Training

    Depending on Your Training Partner

    Training Volume

    Choosing Exercises

    The Training Split

    Competition Exercise Program

    Individualizing the Training Program

    Muscle Separation

    Muscularity and Definition: Analyzing Your Progress

    Outdoor Training



    CHAPTER 7

    MIND OVER MATTER: MIND, THE MOST POWERFUL TOOL


    Big Goals and Little Goals

    Learning from Failure

    Muscular Inhibition

    Maximizing Your Motivation

    Breaking Barriers

    How Bodybuilding Affects the Mind

    BOOK THREE BODY PART EXERCISES

    THE SHOULDERS

    The Muscles of the Shoulders

    Looking at the Shoulders

    Training the Deltoids

    Basic Training

    Advanced Training

    The Competition Program

    Training the Trapezius Muscles

    Weak Point Training


    • SHOULDER EXERCISES
    • Arnold Presses
    • Behind-the-Neck Presses
    • Dumbbell Presses
    • Military Press
    • Clean and Press
    • Machine Presses
    • Push Presses
    • Standing Lateral Raises
    • One-Arm Cross Cable Laterals
    • One-Arm Side Cable Laterals
    • Seated One-Arm Cross Cable Laterals
    • Reverse Overhead Dumbbell Laterals
    • Machine Laterals
    • Front Dumbbell Raises
    • Seated Bent-Over Dumbbell Laterals
    • Standing Bent-Over Dumbbell Laterals
    • Bent-Over Cable Laterals
    • Lying Side Laterals



    • TRAPEZIUS EXERCISES
    • Upright Rows
    • Heavy Upright Rows
    • Dumbbell Shrugs
    • Barbell Shrugs

      THE CHEST
    • The Muscles of the Chest
    • Total Chest Development
    • Training the Chest
    • Beginning and Advanced Programs
    • Competition Program
    • Weak Point Training
    • Power Training
    • Posing and Flexing
    • The Serratus Muscles
    • Training the Serratus



    • CHEST EXERCISES
    • Barbell Flat Bench Presses
    • Barbell Incline Bench Presses
    • Dumbbell Flat Bench Presses
    • Incline Dumbbell Presses
    • Decline Dumbbell Presses
    • Parallel Dips
    • Machine Presses
    • Dumbbell Flys
    • Incline Dumbbell
    • Flys Standing Cable Crossovers
    • Bent-Forward Cable Crossovers
    • Flat Bench Cable Crossovers
    • Machine Flys
    • Straight-Arm Pullovers
    • Rope Pulls
    • One-Arm Cable Pulls
    • Machine Pullovers
    • Close Grip Chins
    • Hanging Serratus Crunches
    • Hanging Dumbbell Rows



    • THE BACK
    • The Muscles of the Back
    • Training the Back
    • The Upper Back
    • The Lats
    • Lower Lats
    • Middle Back Thickness
    • Lower Back
    • Back Muscle Functions
    • Designing a Back Program
    • Weak Point Training
    • Stretching and Flexing



    • BACK EXERCISES
    • Wide-Grip Chins Behind the Neck
    • Wide-Grip Chins to the Front
    • (Optional) Close-Grip Chins
    • Lat Machine Pulldowns
    • Close-or Medium-Grip Pulldowns
    • Bent-Over Barbell Rows
    • Bent-Over Dumbbell Rows
    • T-Bar Rows
    • One-Arm Dumbbell Rows
    • One-Arm Cable Rows
    • Seated Cable Rows
    • Seated Cable Rows (Optional)
    • Machine Rows
    • Bent-Arm Pullovers with Barbell
    • Machine Pullovers
    • Deadlifts
    • Good Mornings
    • Hyperextentions


    THE ARMS

    The Muscles of the Arms

    Training the Arms

    Developing Perfect Arms

    BICEPS TRAINING

    Cheat Curls

    Beginning Program

    Advanced Program

    Competition Program

    Weak Point Training

    TRICEPS TRAINING

    Beginning and Advanced Programs

    Competition Program

    Weak Point Training

    FOREARM TRAINING

    Beginning Program

    Advanced Program

    Competition Program

    Posing the Forearms

    Weak Point Training


    • ARM EXERCISES
    • Standing Barbell Curls
    • Arm Blaster Curls (Optional)
    • Cheat Curls
    • Preacher Curls
    • 3-Part Curls (21s)
    • Incline Dumbbell Curls
    • Seated Dumbbell Curls
    • Hammer Curls (Optional)
    • Alternate Dumbbell Curls
    • Concentration Curls
    • Lying Dumbbell Curls
    • Two-Hand Cable Curls
    • Cable Curls with Preacher Bench (Optional)
    • Reverse Curls
    • Reverse Preacher Bench Curls
    • Biceps Machines
    • Machine Curls
    • Triceps Cable Pressdowns (or Lat Machine Pressdowns)
    • One-Arm Cable
    • Reverse Pressdowns
    • Seated Triceps Presses
    • Standing Triceps Presses
    • Lying Triceps Extensions
    • Lying Dumbbell Extensions
    • Lying Cross Face
    • Triceps Extensions (Optional)
    • Dumbbell Kickbacks
    • One-Arm Triceps Extensions
    • Dips
    • Dips Behind Back
    • Fixed Bar Triceps Extensions
    • Barbell Wrist Curls
    • Dumbbell One-Arm Wrist Curls
    • Behind-the-Back-Wrist Curls
    • Reverse Wrist Curls with Barbell
    • Reverse Wrist Curls with Dumbbells
    • Reverse Barbell Curls
    • Reverse Preacher Bench Barbell Curls
    • Reverse Curls Machine
    • One-Arm Cable Reverse Curls



    • THE THIGHS
    • The Muscles of the Upper Leg
    • The Importance of Thigh Training
    • The Demands of Leg Training
    • Building the Quadriceps
    • The Hamstrings
    • Beginning and Advanced Programs
    • Competition Program
    • Flexing and Stretching
    • Weak Point Training



    • LEG EXERCISES
    • Squats
    • Heavy Squats
    • Half Squats
    • Machine Squats
    • Front Squats
    • Sissy Squats
    • Leg Presses
    • Leg Press Variations
    • Back Squats
    • Lunges
    • Leg Extensions
    • Leg Curls
    • Standing Leg Curls
    • Straight-Leg Deadlifts



    • THE CALVES
    • The Muscles of the Calf
    • Training the Calves
    • Stretching the Calves
    • Beginning Program
    • Advanced and Competition Programs
    • Weak Point Training
    • Posing the Calves



    • CALF EXERCISES
    • Standing Calf Raises
    • Calf Raises on Leg Press Machine
    • Seated Calf Raises
    • Donkey Calf Raises
    • One-Leg Calf Raises
    • Reverse Calf Raises



    • THE ABDOMEN
    • The Muscles of the Abdomen
    • Training the Abdominals
    • Spot Reduction
    • Ab-Specific Exercises
    • All Kinds of Crunches
    • Oblique Exercises
    • Serratus and Intercostals
    • Beginning Program
    • Advanced Program
    • Competition Program
    • Weak Point Training



    • ABDOMINAL EXERCISES
    • Roman Chairs
    • Crunches
    • Twisting Crunches
    • Reverse
    • Crunches
    • Hanging Reverse Crunches
    • Vertical Bench Crunches
    • Cable Crunches
    • Machine Crunches
    • Seated Leg Tucks
    • Seated Twist
    • Leg Raises
    • Flat Bench Leg Raises
    • Bent-Knee Flat Bench Leg Raises
    • Bent-Knee Incline Board Leg Raises
    • Bent-Knee Vertical Bench Leg Raise
    • Hanging Leg Raises
    • Twisting Hanging Leg Raises
    • Additional Leg-Raise Exercises
    • Side Leg Raises
    • Bent-Knee Side Leg Raises
    • Front Kicks
    • Bench Kickbacks
    • Rear Leg Scissors
    • Vacuums


    BOOK FOUR COMPETITION

    CHAPTER 1

    POSING


    The History of Posing

    The Art of Posing

    Learning by Observing

    How IFBB Contests Are Conducted

    Scoring

    NPC Contests

    Overall Winners

    Endurance

    Practicing Posing

    Practicing for Round One

    Practicing for Round Two

    Personalizing Your Poses

    Practicing for Round Three

    The Way judging Used to Be

    Choosing Posing Music (For Round Three)

    The Boredom Factor

    Practicing for Round Four

    Common Posing Mistakes

    Controlling Your Emotions

    Posing as Exercise

    Posing for Photographs

    CHAPTER 2

    TOTAL PREPARATION

    Posing Trunks

    Tanning

    Tanning Parlors and Sunlamps

    Artificial Tans

    Posing Oil

    Hairstyle

    Body Hair

    Dressing for Success

    Finishing Touches

    CHAPTER 3

    COMPETITION STRATEGY AND TACTICS


    The Role of Experience

    How Often to Compete

    Getting Your Feet Wet

    Advanced Competition

    Publicity

    Politics and Public Relations

    Learning to Peak for Competition

    Water

    The Day of the Contest

    Psychological Warfare

    Representing the Sport

    BOOK FIVE HEALTH, NUTRITION, AND DIET

    CHAPTER 1

    NUTRITION AND DIET


    The Special Requirements of Bodybuilding

    The Basic Nutrients

    Protein

    Carbohydrates

    Dietary Fats

    Water

    Vitamins

    Minerals

    The Energy Content of Food

    Metabolic Rate

    Exercise and Energy Expenditure

    "False" Energy

    Nutritional Minimums

    Balanced Diet

    The Importance of Glycogen

    Ketosis

    Eating and Training

    How Often to Eat

    CHAPTER 2

    WEIGHT CONTROL: GAINING MUSCLE, LOSING FAT


    Body Composition

    Influences on Body Composition

    Diet and Body Types

    Age and Body Fat

    Calorie Consumption

    Quality of Diet

    Creating "Demand"

    How Much Aerobics?

    Eating to Gain Muscle

    Muscle-Gain Menu Plan

    High-Protein, High-Calorie Drinks

    Level I

    Level II

    Level III

    How to Lose Fat

    Ketosis

    Recommended Protein Sources

    Recommended Carbohydrate Sources

    A Summary of Fat-Loss Diet Rules

    Reading Labels

    CHAPTER 3

    CONTEST DIET STRATEGIES


    Getting in Shape to Get in Shape

    Writing It All Down

    Eating, Eating, and Eating

    Deprivation

    Metabolic Slowdown

    Measuring Body Changes

    Getting Started: 12 Weeks Out

    Testing for Ketosis

    Avoiding Too Much Aerobics

    Drugs

    Drugs and Sports

    Side Effects of Steroid Use

    Diuretics

    Growth Hormone

    Drug Testing and Bodybuilding

    Super-Supplementation

    The Last Week

    "Depletion"

    Carbing-Up

    Losing Water

    Training, Posing, and Diet

    The Night Before

    The Morning of the Contest

    Between Prejudging and the Night Show

    After the Contest

    CHAPTER 4

    INJURIES AND HOW TO TREAT THEM


    Technical Information

    Muscle and Tendon

    Initial Treatment

    Spasms and Cramps

    Tendinitis

    Pain

    Therapy

    Injury Prevention

    Joints and Ligaments

    Injuries to the Capsule and Ligaments

    Treatment

    Joint Dislocation

    Practical Information

    The Calves

    The Knee

    The Upper Leg

    The Groin

    Lower Abdomen

    Lower Back

    Upper Back

    The Shoulders

    The Pectorals

    The Biceps

    The Triceps

    The Elbows

    The Forearms

    Training Around Injuries

    Cold-Weather Training

    A Quick Summary

    Muscle Stiffness, Soreness, or Injury

    Pain or Problems with Your Joints

    Pumping Up Your Diet

    What to Watch Out For: Dehydration

    What's Going On with My Immune System?

    The Final Touch

    pard Index