Yes, it is possible to have less muscle mass than a body builder but still to lift far more. Body builders, such as Ronnie Coleman and the renowned Arnold Schwarzenegger, strive to sculpt their bodies for purely cosmetic reasons. They are strong, certainly, but strength is not their endeavor.
To support my claim that . . .
"Yes, it is possible to have less muscle mass than a body builder but still to lift far more."
. . . I will provide you with links to two YouTube videos. The first shows Ronnie Coleman bench pressing 495 x 5. Look at how huge he is. The second video shows another man, who is still muscular, but much smaller than Coleman, benching 500 x 10.
Coleman 495 x 5 bench: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMEgKgZOJi8
Allen Baria 500 x 10 bench: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO6buEbEvQo&feature=channel_page
Lastly, I will leave you with a relatively skinny wrestler, bicep curling 50 pound dumbbells (per arm) with good form. Look at how strong he is for his size!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FM1z6sUMB0&feature=related
I hope this helps :)
The size of muscles does not depict a persons strength. The density of the muscle does.
If someone has large, but not dense muscles, and someone else has smaller, but very dense muscles; then yes.
Metabolism is also included in this, as someone with a higher metabolism can last longer, doing hard work, than someone who does not.
when you lift weights you break down your muscles and then when you rest your muscles say that workout sucked i am going to put more nutrients to make them bigger and stronger. i hope my example ist confusing
If you are not sore it means you are not going to get any bigger. You are just lifting to maintain where you are now.
The lower the weights, the stronger and leaner your muscles will become with more repetitions. If you want bigger muscles, you should try heavier weights.
Short of steroids, which isn't such a hot idea, you need a good diet and a sensible workout plan. Also... Progressive resistance meaning that each time you workout you get stronger by lifting heavier weights, doing more reps and sets so you can keep breaking down your muscles to make them get bigger and stronger. To make things simple - you can't build bigger muscles by getting weaker
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It depends how much muscles they have.The more you exercise the bigger your muscles grow,therefore you get stronger.
Cardio is fantastic for weight lifting cardio allows for greater and more improved blood flow allowing for a greater amount of blood to reach the muscles during a workout allowing the muscles to become stronger bigger and have more stamina.
no no
When you exersize, your muscles get midroscopic tears in them. When these tears heal, your muscles get bigger. This is how you get stronger. The more you exersize, the stronger you Muscular system gets.
work out exercise ,..is an exercise that helps our muscles become stronger and bigger..
Because that is when the muscle grows. Every time you "workout" you are essentially breaking the muscle apart, while resting it rebuilds to make itself bigger in order to not break the next time, hence getting stronger.
Because that is when the muscle grows. Every time you "workout" you are essentially breaking the muscle apart, while resting it rebuilds to make itself bigger in order to not break the next time, hence getting stronger.