Showing posts with label Body Building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Body Building. Show all posts

Monday, June 10, 2024

Is bodybuilding possible without taking supplements?

A Point of View on The Role of Supplements


Ludhiana: 10th June 2024: (K K Singh//Health & Fitness Screen Desk)::

Staying awake till midnight and lack of discipline in eating habits has badly ruined the health of the youth. The youth, frightened by this, think that going to the gym is the only way out. In this way, going to the gym has become a fashion nowadays. The people who go to the gym do not even realize when supplements enter their lives.

It is worth mentioning that many gym operators (not all) themselves run the business of selling supplements along with running a gym. Generally, they say that supplements prove to be a very good alternative as pure food is not available these days. To a large extent, what they say about food and diet is also correct.

Neither milk is available in pure form, nor vegetables, nor grains, nor many other things. News of chemicals in desi ghee has also started coming.

But is the use of supplements free from dangers? In the last few years, many such cases have come to light when many young people's kidneys got damaged or some other serious problem arose.

Supporters of supplements say that if the precautions required in the use of supplements are not taken, then such problems can arise.

So why is it necessary to take supplements? Can bodybuilding not be done without them?

Who used to eat supplements in the olden days?

Well, you are still there today. Successful bodybuilding is possible even without taking supplements. Many people can build a good body without any supplements. For this, proper diet, regular exercise, and adequate rest are required. With time, lifestyle changes also become necessary. Here are some important points that can help in bodybuilding without supplements:

First comes the right nutrition. Only after this, the rest are possible. There are many things that are important when it comes to proper nutrition.

Protein is very important among these. Protein is necessary for building muscles. You can consume eggs, chicken, fish, pulses, beans, and dairy products to get protein.

Similarly, carbohydrates are also important. They provide energy which is needed for workouts. You can get carbohydrates from whole grains, rice, potatoes, and fruits.

Fats are also important for the body. Healthy fats are also essential. You can get healthy fats from nuts, seeds, avocados, and olive oil.

Vitamins and minerals are also important. Eat fresh fruits and vegetables so that your body can get all the necessary vitamins and minerals.

Importance of Regular exercise:

Strength training is essential for muscle growth. This includes compound exercises like squats, deadlifts, bench press, and rowing.

Also do cardiovascular exercises so that your heart remains healthy and your stamina increases.

Rest and recovery:

Get proper sleep. Sleep is very important for muscle recovery and growth.

Give proper rest after workouts so that your muscles can recover and grow properly.

Hydration:

Drink enough water. Water is essential for all the processes of your body, especially when you do heavy workouts.

Timeliness and discipline:

Maintain regularity and discipline. Progress is gradual, so be patient and work hard.

Bodybuilding does not require supplements, but they may be convenient for some people. If you take proper nutrition and exercise regularly, you can build a good body even without supplements.

Wednesday, February 22, 2023

PCTE organized Body Building Competition

 Wednesday 22nd February 2023 at 2:12 PM

'Body Building demands commitment & hard work regularly' says Dr. Prashar


Ludhiana
: 22nd February 2023: (Health and Fitness Bureau)::

PCTE Group of Institutes organized the 13th Season of Body Building Competition and received a highly enthusiastic response by the students of various disciplines who participated in the Physical Fitness Competition.

Dr. Deepak Parashar, Mr. India 1938, IFBB Pro League International Judge, Owner of Libra Health Club, Mr. Ram Parashar, IFBB Pro League Regional Judge, Mr. Kirti Kumar, National power fitness Referee, were the honourable judges for the event and were delighted to see the dedication and the emphatic interest of the students in Body Building. 

Sujal from B.Com 2021 (B) was Adjudged as Mr. PCTE 2023. 

In the Heavy Weight Category, Nishant Kumar from B. Pharmacy 2019 batch stood first followed by Lovish from B.Com 2022 (B) & Rajnikant from BBA 2021 (C) who bagged the Second and Third position respectively. 

In the Middle Weight Category, Sehaj from BJMC 2022 batch stood first followed by Ritik Sood from BCA 2021 (B) & Arshdeep Singh from B.Sc Biotechnology 2021 who bagged the Second and Third position respectively. 

In Light Weight Category Sujal from B Com 2021 (B) bagged the first position followed by Mohit Sharma from B. Pharmacy 2021 (B) & Ayush Kumar Sharma from BBA 2021 (C) bagged the Second and Third position respectively.

Dr. Kapil Prashar, Dean Academics and the organiser, PCTE Group of Institutes congratulated the participants and was amazed to see the zeal of participants and said “We organize this event to encourage health consciousness among the youth.”

Dr. K N S Kang, Director General, PCTE Group of Institutes on the occasion said, “Body building is a rigorous discipline. It demands dedicated commitment and constant hard work on regular basis to win at a platform like this. We are elated to have the best body builders from the city at PCTE.”

Saturday, August 22, 2020

A Brief History of Dumbbells

9th April 2018 By David Johnson in Uncategorized Comment
 First dumbbells were literally “dumb” bells 
Photo by Anastase Maragos of Unsplash
If you go to any gym in America, you will find a large assortment of dumbbells. And for a good reason! Dumbbells are popular because they are portable and can be used in many different ways to strengthen the body. 
Photo by Demir Spanic of Unsplash
You may think of the dumbbell as a modern piece of fitness equipment, but it has actually been around for over 2000 years. Here is a brief history of the dumbbell, including why it has such a strange sounding name.
The use of dumbbells dates all the way back to ancient Greece. Ancient Greeks used halteres during their long jump competitions to help them jump farther. Halteres were not the shape of the modern dumbbell, though. They were crescent shaped and had a handle for the jumper to easily grab when it was time to compete. Historians believe athletes used these for more than just jumping. There is evidence the ancient Greeks used them for general exercise to build muscle strength. That’s right, the Greeks knew the value of strength training beyond sports performance!
Meanwhile, in the middle east, athletes used a nal to strength train. This club shaped piece of equipment was longer than the modern dumbbell but shorter than a barbell. Middle Eastern and Indian wrestlers, bodybuilders, and athletes used nals to build strength and stamina. The clubs were of different weights, so they could be used for calisthenics and weight lifting. British colonists adopted the use of the nal, which they called the Indian Club, and brought the equipment to the west.  
While the use of Indian clubs remained popular, a new type of equipment gained popularity in the 1700’s.
Joseph Addison, a British poet, wrote about his exercise routine with dumbbells. These were church
bells with the clappers removed to silence them. The bells were made “dumb,” hence the name dumbbells. Using dumbbells was a popular exercise in the 18th century, even among our founding fathers. Benjamin Franklin wrote about using dumbbells to maintain his physical fitness and contributed his longevity to using them every day.
 Photo by Photo by John Fornander of Unsplash
By the 1800’s, dumbbells were regularly used in gymnasiums and aerobics classes. Students regularly used them for physical education classes. Once the barbell was invented, strength training became more popular and the dumbbell was used in conjunction with barbells to build muscle.
While the first dumbbells were literally “dumb” bells, they were eventually replaced with iron weights. Adjustable dumbbells were also available by the 19th century. Some dumbbells had canisters holding sand or shot. Athletes and regular Joes could purchase empty dumbbells and fill the canisters with shot to adjust the weight. The problem was that it was both difficult and time consuming to change the weight. Changing the weight by adding iron plates became more popular because it was much quicker to adjust the dumbbell’s weight during a workout.
 As technology has progressed, the dumbbell has upgraded to silicone, steel, concrete, and even dials and buttons. We use the modern barbell because of the long history of athletes using different equipment to get the best workout possible. So next time you go to the gym, think about all the athletes who came before you and be grateful there is no need to add sand to each barbell o bybefore you lift! Dumbbell Club believes the best Dumbbells in the World are manufactured by @NspireBarbellIndia and they design custom ones too. (Text Courtesy: Dumbbell Club)
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Saturday, March 21, 2015

You may also transform your body to an attractive look

Get the real addiction of exercise and you will change the society
Ludhiana: 21 March 2015: (Rector Kathuria//Health and Fitness Screen):
If your body is becoming fatty don't ignore it. You should must learn how to eat...how to drink and what to eat and drink. A proper guidance may transform your body in an attractive shape. A Jey Paul got the required training from Mumbai and now in Punjab. He wants to change the youth of Punjab. He is working to show them a way of real addiction of exercise.....body loving...and a healthy living.
Listen his words in small video:

If you want to change yourself...wait---he will meet you in your School...College...or ...Office...he is coming to you.

Monday, November 18, 2013

Fat-Burning Funk Dance Workout


05-03-2012 पर प्रकाशित
Fat-Burning Funk Dance Workout is a dance-inspired cardio workout that is designed to burn fat, boost metabolism, sculpt the abs, and tone the entire body. Legendary Trainer, Denise Austin takes you through these effective and easy to learn funk dance steps that will have you sexy and sculpted in no time. Try this high-energy workout at home or in the club and watch the extra pounds melt away. Strengthen your core and get the lean dancer's body you have always wanted.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Desire is the real power.

Will can produce miracles activate your will power
Desire is the real power. Will can produce miracles. See this photo. They are handicapped but they proved that they can do what others can't. Learn from them. They are not only gym lovers. They are life lovers. They know the secrets of will power. They know how to to dream and how to achieve dreams. Their way was not easy. Peoples were laughing on them but they took the first step and remained continued on the way to success. Now the world proud of them.-Rector Kathuria