The theory of using electrical currents to contract your muscles and 'work them out' has been tested. From what I heard, it's far less efficient than a normal work out. Basically, to work any part of your body out, you have to put up some resistance to keep it up to top strength. This includes your heart and cartilage [donating blood forces your cartilage to work to reproduce it] as well as bones and muscles. So, the best way is to just work out for a few minutes a day.
However, there are a few simple exercises that you can use on a daily basis to earn muscle:The only way to build muscle is the hard way and that means lifting heavy weights 3 times a week and eating a lot of protein foods and taking protein powder in a glass of milk with your meals.
well its difficult to gain muscle without doing resistance training but if you wish to use household stuff you could do pressups on the floor, bicep curls with tins of food stuff like that :)
Lift weights :-) Lift weights :-)
Any physical action that you do can give you muscle. You don't necessarily need weights to gain muscle. Simple things like push ups can still give you muscle.
Yes, you can take these both at the same time. Protein will not add to any sort of fat gain but will help you gain muscle.
you''ll probably getter fatter and definitely be wasting a lot of money, you won't gain any muscle without lifting.
You'd rather be emaciated?
No, you're not "burning" any muscles. What you're doing is burning calories, and you need to be consuming considerably more calories than you burn to gain muscle. It is very difficult to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time.
two weeks is not enough time to gain any signifigant muscle mass
You can build muscle by working out parts of your body like lift weights or use any kind of resistance that causes tension in your muscles and you loose muscle if you don't eat enough because your muscles need calories to burn and you also lose muscle when you go a real long time without working out.But it's not tension that builds muscle, it's OVERLOAD.
You can make your thighs and legs skinner without gaining any muscle by running long distance
Exercise, like in any other gym.
depends how your body is made up. if you don't put on weight easily you can't but if you put on weight very easily you can
If you not sore after a workout, your not going to gain muscle. When you lift, what you are doing is making tiny rips in your muscle, your body recovers by building new muscle to avoid it again. So if your muscles arent sore, your not going to gain any muscle.