Nutrition Tips for Rapid Muscle Growth

However hard you hit the gym - the saying goes that your results are 50% hard work, and 50% good nutrition. Follow our simple nutrition tips to rapidly build muscle, shed fat and boost lean muscle definition. Power-up your nutrition plan for success with our expert nutrition help...

Working out with heavy weights 3-4 times a week is essential to simulate muscle growth, but nutrition is the key to making sure your body responds with real growth.

How Athletes Use Sports Nutrition

The search for ergogenic aids, or substances that enhance performance, is as old as sport itself. Back in 500-400 B.C., athletes and warriors would eat foods such as deer liver and lion heart, in the hope they would give them bravery, speed or strength. Things have moved on...

According to popular legend, the Greek athlete Milo of Croton, who competed in seven Olympiads and won six wrestling victories, developed his enormous strength by lifting a recently delivered calf; repeating the lift each day until the calf matured, and eating vast quantities of meat and wine.

How To Increase Your Muscle & Size

Packing on muscle and size takes a lot more than just pounding weights in the gym. You also need to give your body the nutrition it needs to grow. Without the right nutrition you're wasting your time. If you want to step on the scales a few months from now with an extra 5, 10 or 15 pounds of muscle growth, along with bigger arms, broader shoulders and a bigger chest, read on to discover how to make your muscle size ambitions happen...

Creatine, the world's most well researched sports nutrition product

What is creatine?

Creatine is a substance found naturally in your body. Every time you perform any type of intense exercise (e.g. weight training) your body uses creatine to provide you with energy. Unfortunately, this substance’s stores only last for a maximum of around 10 seconds. This depletion is the reason why you can’t train “all-out” for very long.

A Beginner's Guide To Protein

When it comes to burning fat and building muscle, protein is a nutrient that will make or break your results. If you're confused about how much protein you need, which type of protein is best, or when you should eat it, our protein Q&A will help you separate protein fact from protein fiction.

The Key To Big Arms

To sculpt bigger, stronger biceps and triceps, it helps to arm yourself with a bit of knowledge about your arm muscles and how they work.Your upper arms are divided into three main muscle groups. Firstly, we have the biceps, which runs along the front of the arm, from your elbow to your shoulder joint. The main function of the biceps is to bend the elbow. Secondly, we have the triceps that also run from the elbow to the shoulder, but their main role is to straighten the elbow.