Build Muscle Without Weights: The Complete Book Of Dynamic Self-Resistance Isotonic Exercises
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Discover How To Create A New You With Dynamic Self-Resistance Training
Learn how to build muscle without weights, fancy equipment or expensive gym memberships
If you’re like most people you know how much richer your life could be if you were in better shape. You’d feel better; look better and life would just be easier. But who has the time or money to go to a gym? What can you do?
The solution is Build Muscle Without Weights: The Complete Book Of Dynamic Self-Resistance Isotonic Exercises. This book shows you how to perform incredibly simple yet effective self-resistance exercises using nothing but what god gave you. Done properly, self-resistance exercises allow you to pit muscle against muscle in order to build a beautiful yet powerful physique from the comfort of your own home. These exercises can be done by anyone of any age safely and effectively. If you dedicate yourself to these dynamic isotonic exercises you can expect the following:
Develop a perfectly muscled chest
Washboard abs that will get noticed on any beach
Well-rounded shoulders
Muscular arms
Maintain a flexible and healthy spine
Help you to look and feel young
Effortlessly project health, confidence and magnetism
All this and more is possible when you possess a strong, healthy body. Order this book and get started on creating a more dynamic and healthy you today!
David Nordmark
In the past D.M. Nordmark has written on many topics, including fitness and political science. Currently he is focused on writing fiction and exploring the Covid debacle. Non corporate media entities who wish to interview him on the subject of Covid can reach him at dnordmark@protonmail.com.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This book is a great way of getting into the Charles-Atlas style of dynamic tensions exercises that you can use anywhere. They are a lot safer than weights, and often require you to use your whole body to get the most out of them.
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Build Muscle Without Weights - David Nordmark
Joe Lois did them. So did Joe Dimaggio. Charles Atlas, The Worlds Most Perfectly Developed Man
, put out a famous mail order course on them (although he called them Dynamic Tension). What are they? Isotonic exercises. This proven form of self-resistance training will allow you to burn fat, build muscle and sculpt your body in record time. What’s more all this can be done anywhere at anytime and requires no special weights, gym or equipment. How is this possible? Because isotonic exercises allow you to build muscle using only your own body. That’s right, your body IS the gym. Let me explain.
Strictly defined, an isotonic exercise is a form of self-resistance exercise which involves controlled contraction and extension of the muscles and mobilization of the joints around those muscles. For an exercise to be isotonic the joints do move and the muscles do elongate (or contract) but the tension causing this remains the same. What this means is that an exercise like weight lifting is in fact an isotonic exercise. Weightlifting, however, is the road most commonly travelled. You can achieve muscle growth this way, but it’s not the only way. It may not even be the best way.
Isotonics exercises are the other, less well travelled path to optimum physical fitness. With the exercises that follow you will either be using your own bodyweight or making use of self-resistance (pitting one limb against the other) in order to achieve muscle growth. However there are three big advantages to this form of self-resitance training over traditional weightlifting. They are:
Safety – Isotonic exercises are much safer than traditional bodybuilding exercises with weights. The reason for this is that one’s own muscles provide the resistance. It’s almost impossible to overtrain due to the fact that when your muscles tire the resistance will naturally decrease as well. I’ve known of bodybuilders who have torn their pectoral muscles clear from the bone in an effort to build a powerful chest. This is literally impossible with resistance training.
Convenience - Because your body IS your gym, you can literally work out anywhere at anytime. I’ve known some people (myself included) who will take a break from the computer and do a few isotonic exercises throughout the day. Not only does this help keep you alert during the day (and it’s much healthier than grabbing a cup of coffee) but it saves you time as well.
Effectiveness - So long as you concentrate and put all of your energies into them these exercises are incredibly effective and you will build muscle. One of the main reasons for this is related to why they are so safe in the first place. On the one hand when you get tired the force you are using will naturally decrease. On the other hand as you get stronger the exercises will naturally become more intense. Unlike traditional bodybuilding exercises you will never have to guess exactly how much weight to use to progress.