You have to reduce any body fat that covers your muscles to make them shine through. In addition to a healthy diet, target these areas during your workouts. The "pecs" are the muscles of the chest. These are the pectoralis major and pectoralis minor muscles. The bench press is a good exercise for developing the pecs. The "lats" are the latissimus dorsi, the somewhat large muscles of the upper back on the outside below the armpit.
When well-developed, as they are in some elite swimmers, they tend to bulge outward. Build the lats with lat pulldowns. Your "traps" are the fan-like muscles that spread around back and sides of the neck. In bodybuilders, you can see that they protrude significantly. You may not wish to build your traps to such epic proportions, but enhancing the traps, along with the shoulder muscles , can provide that meaner, leaner look.
The bent-over row, shrugs, and the farmers carry are all good exercises for the traps. The "glutes" are the muscles of your butt —gluteus maximus, medius, and minimus. Everyone wants a nice, rounded, firm butt like an Olympic sprinter.
To get them, you'll need to achieve low body fat levels and develop those muscles with deadlifts, bridges, hip extensions, hip thrusts, and leg presses. The " quads " are the muscles at the front of the upper leg thigh. These include the rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, and vastus intermedius.
Bulk out those quads with squats of any type. Many young, casual weight trainers are obsessed with the upper body, especially the arms For that fantastic, balanced look, you need to work on the upper and lower body, and that means legs. The hamstrings are made of or several muscles including the biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus.
Improve the shape of the hamstrings with leg curls, deadlifts, and "good mornings. The calves include the gastrocnemius and the soleus muscles—the gastrocnemius being the large muscle that mostly gives a nice definition to the lower leg. Build up this muscle with any exercise with which you push against weight with the front of the foot, heels raised. The muscle that is most noticeable in the forearm region is called the brachioradialis.
This muscle actually begins in your lower upper arm area, but it extends down your forearm all the way to your wrist. It doesn't surpass your wrist joint, rather ending just short of it. You can feel the muscle by bending your elbows and palpating the outer region of your forearms. Dozens of other small muscles lie in your forearms.
These muscles are termed the wrist flexors and wrist extensors. The flexors reside on the inside of your forearms while the extensors lie on the outer side.
You can't see each individual muscle while looking at your forearms directly, but you can see their tendons. To do so, make a fist and press your fingers against your palm. The tendons will appear as long and cord-like tissues in your lower forearms.
Although each individual muscle isn't large, together they all contribute significantly to forearm size. Peter Chou is a journalist with more than 15 years experience.
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