You've got your gym bag ready, you know how to build muscle by hitting the weights at the gym regularly, but there is one area which still poses confusion. That area, of course, is supplements. If this is your current situation then don't worry, for you are certainly not alone. Many people go through it and today we'll be helping you to get things in order by looking at how creatine products work, what to look for and what blends work best.
With so much confusion in the fitness industry in general, it's sometimes quite nice just to find some straightforward advice.
One of the best things about working in the health and fitness sector is helping people to understand their body and get into the shape they want, whatever that my be. However, we all know at least one person in our lives who likes to complicate the situation and over analyze everything when it comes to supplements. They'll often lose the interest of the person they were initially trying to help in the first place as they go off on an ego trip to show their knowledge.
The bottom line is all the knowledge in the world is useless if you don't know how to communicate it properly.
Every company tells you their latest product is the best to ever hit the market, we're sure you have already come across that type of thing.
This particular supplement has been around for over twenty years and is a substance which your body actually produces when you need to perform big, explosive movements like sprinting or heavy lifting. The theory behind it, which has been proven since, is that by taking additional amounts of this product alongside your body's natural resources of it you will increase your ability to perform those explosive movements.
In plain English that means you will slightly increase your body's ability to train at an intense level. That could mean an extra few reps or lifting a slightly heavier weight than normal.
Despite all of the myths and marketing behind it over the last two decades, you've just got the explanation of what this supplement does right there. That's it.
When people ask the question will supplements like this give you a more muscular body they are often shocked that our answer is generally no. You see, while it certainly increases your body's ability to perform it ultimately requires you to actually go to the gym and put in the hard work for yourself. Without that part, you won't notice any of the results this product enables. It's no 'miracle pill', as they say.
Now that you have got your head around what this supplement actually does, the last thing we want is for you to get lost when looking at different blends and wondering which one is superior. Much like rival companies, they'll all claim to be the biggest and the best for your money.
The oldest form of this supplement, which is referred to as monohydrate, is the blend with the most actual scientific research to prove it's ability to enhance your physical results. All other blends pale into insignificance when compared in terms of the sheer volume of scientific evidence behind it.
That is largely due to the fact that monohydrate has been with us for around two decades and has been the subject of far more studies and trials than any of the newer options. It's also the most cost effective blend, so it's certainly a good place to start.
When it comes to learning how to build muscle we know that almost everybody needs help or advice at some point. The world of supplements is often the area where people get lost, so you now know the effects of creatine supplements and what to expect from them when you are in the gym. Now it's time to reap the rewards of your new knowledge.
With so much confusion in the fitness industry in general, it's sometimes quite nice just to find some straightforward advice.
One of the best things about working in the health and fitness sector is helping people to understand their body and get into the shape they want, whatever that my be. However, we all know at least one person in our lives who likes to complicate the situation and over analyze everything when it comes to supplements. They'll often lose the interest of the person they were initially trying to help in the first place as they go off on an ego trip to show their knowledge.
The bottom line is all the knowledge in the world is useless if you don't know how to communicate it properly.
Every company tells you their latest product is the best to ever hit the market, we're sure you have already come across that type of thing.
This particular supplement has been around for over twenty years and is a substance which your body actually produces when you need to perform big, explosive movements like sprinting or heavy lifting. The theory behind it, which has been proven since, is that by taking additional amounts of this product alongside your body's natural resources of it you will increase your ability to perform those explosive movements.
In plain English that means you will slightly increase your body's ability to train at an intense level. That could mean an extra few reps or lifting a slightly heavier weight than normal.
Despite all of the myths and marketing behind it over the last two decades, you've just got the explanation of what this supplement does right there. That's it.
When people ask the question will supplements like this give you a more muscular body they are often shocked that our answer is generally no. You see, while it certainly increases your body's ability to perform it ultimately requires you to actually go to the gym and put in the hard work for yourself. Without that part, you won't notice any of the results this product enables. It's no 'miracle pill', as they say.
Now that you have got your head around what this supplement actually does, the last thing we want is for you to get lost when looking at different blends and wondering which one is superior. Much like rival companies, they'll all claim to be the biggest and the best for your money.
The oldest form of this supplement, which is referred to as monohydrate, is the blend with the most actual scientific research to prove it's ability to enhance your physical results. All other blends pale into insignificance when compared in terms of the sheer volume of scientific evidence behind it.
That is largely due to the fact that monohydrate has been with us for around two decades and has been the subject of far more studies and trials than any of the newer options. It's also the most cost effective blend, so it's certainly a good place to start.
When it comes to learning how to build muscle we know that almost everybody needs help or advice at some point. The world of supplements is often the area where people get lost, so you now know the effects of creatine supplements and what to expect from them when you are in the gym. Now it's time to reap the rewards of your new knowledge.
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Creator: Russ Howe PTI is a popular fitness coach. Learn how to build muscle with our new video guide showing the five principles to a more powerful body and creatine.
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