Muscle Building Failure - Don't Blame Everything on Your Genetics

It's true that some people are simply geneticallyto work out as much as your body can take, and
wired to put on big muscles. It's also true that manyprotein will help build muscle while you sleep.
others aren't -- some are either big-boned or come#2 - Train your muscles by groups.
from a family with a history of obesity, while othersThe good muscle groups to train on any given day
are just plain scrawny. But remember that whileare chest-shoulders-triceps, biceps-back, and legs-abs.
genetics can be a factor in the success of yourMany people train these three muscle groups on
muscle building regimen, it's not all there is to it.three different days of the week. This prevents
The fact is that anyone, no matter what body typeovertraining, which can be harmful to muscle growth.
they have, can build muscle and get a superstar#3 - Get lots of rest.
physique. Genetics may give you a head-start, but toMuscles actually grow while you're asleep, so it's
finish the race, you'll need lots of discipline, optimism,important to get enough rest every single day,
and plain old hard work.otherwise you'll be missing out on some major muscle
Building muscle means sticking to a regimen thatgrowth.
encompasses (1) your diet, (2) your workoutYou may find that your training partners who have
routines, and (3) the amount of rest you get.better genetics may experience muscle growth
#1 - Watch what you eat -- and how much of it.sooner than you, but don't lose hope. Muscle growth
You'll need a good combination of protein,may start slow for you, but you'll see results after a
carbohydrates, some good vitamin supplements, andwhile.
lots of water. Carbohydrates will give you the energy