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Is Your Muscle Building Potential Limited By Your Genes?
It is clear that certain traits are handed down to us by our parents and unfortunately our ablility to grow muscles beyond certain limits is no exception. That doesn't mean to say hard work and carefully planned training won't have a positive effect on your physique - it just means that some people will inherit a greater abundance of the favored physical characteristics than others. Not everyone possesses the physical traits to become a champion, but you can work wonders with the raw material you do possess.
How responsive you will be to physical stimulation can be predicted to a certain extent by examining your somatype or natural body shape. Basically, there are three recognized body types:
1. Endomorphs - these individuals tend to be squat with a round torso, thick neck and short limbs.
2. Mesomorphs - these individuals tend to be musclar with broad shoulders, powerful chest and limbs and little body fat.
3. Ectomorphs - these individuals tend to be slim and are usually tall with little muscle and body fat.
The ideal bodybuilding physique tends more towards the mesomorph with broad shoulders, narrow hips with arms and legs of medium length. Two further inherited features have a role to play in determining muscle building potential, and these are muscle fiber density and neurological efficiency. Fiber density determines the size potential of a muscle while neurological efficiency refers to the relationship between the nervous system and muscles. This is relevant because, in all out effort genetically blessed individuals have the ability to activate up to 50% of the fibers in a given muscle compared to the average person's 30%. This allows greater scope for stimulating growth.
The fact that there is no easy way to measure fiber density or neurological efficiency is actually a blessing because the incentive remains for all of us to train hard and strive for improvement. Only a tiny minority of people have the genetic tools to become champions but the rest of us can go a long way to fulfilling our own personal goals.
BONUS : John Cena on Body Building
Many people know John Cena as one of WWEÂs most prominent wrestlers. But the reality is that John Cena is also known as a beautiful specimen of what body building can do. John Cena has been fully involved in the body building industry for many years, and he has come to be known as one of the premier body builders of modern times.
Not only has John Cena found worldwide fame as a professional wrestler, he has also found amazing respect in the body building world as a great example of what effective body building can do. He is constantly featured at the Arnold Expo and many people want to emulate his body as well as his workout regimen.
Most people get into body building to sculpt a beautiful body. John Cena is no different. He wanted a great body, but he also wanted to be super strong. When Vince McMahon approached him about joining the WWE, the temptation was just too much to resist. But, really, when you think about it, itÂs a natural transition.
Professional wrestlers all have amazing bodies. Their muscles are tight and toned just like professional body builders. They just use their muscle mass for different entertainment purposes. That doesnÂt make John Cena any different than Arnold Schwarzeneggar. Cena just chose to use his physique in a different way.
One of the best parts of John CenaÂs body building career is that he pursued the sport as a profession. He graduated from Springfield College with a degree in exercise physiology. When he couldnÂt find work in his chosen field, he opted to go with professional wrestling in his career path. And nothing could have proved to be a better choice than that for him!
What does John Cena say about body building? The answer is that he advocates pretty much what the other expert say: Choose a program that fits your lifestyle and your goals; never give up on your aspirations; work like youÂve never worked before and always remember why you are doing what you are doing; and make sure that you work all your muscle groups equally.
John Cena has made an amazing career out of his body building prowess. He is truly a beautiful specimen and a great model for what the human body can do. When you want to build your body, you could take a few hints from John Cena on how to build a great body with amazing strength.