[IMAGE: https://steemitimages.com/DQmeYS6MpeyyVn5jgNwiyxKrR68dChTgKk8J7RJYpfjNruG/Hawaii%20Sunset%20YouTube%20Thumbnail-5.jpg]
Free Fitness and Nutritional Programs & Guidelines
https://www.gshealthcoach.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/GShealthcoach/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GShealthcoach/
Steemit: @gisi
DTUBE: @gisi
I am a health enthusiast with a passion for sports, fitness, nutrition and healthy living. I created this channel to share my knowledge and experience on healthy eating and proper physical exercise to provide people with the right tools to improve their lives through a better understanding of what healthy eating means and how to improve their physical condition through exercise.
Check Out:
@gabbyg86
@mrtitanium
@shaneslater70
@mmfitness
@dtube
If you are into health and fitness comment below and I will add you to this list! Let's spread fitness on Steemit & DTube!
▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS
@gisi | Feb. 19, 2018, 1:26 p.m. | Votes: 1 | [
VOTE ]
Yes it's a good technique, however to promote growth in the muscles you need to use a resistance. The resistance of the body itself could work, but not for long as the muscles need progressive overload to grow. Pumping out reps for the calves until fatigue is a great technique to incorporate after you have demolished them with weights :) Thanks for your comment, I appreciate the engagement! let's spread fitness on steemit :)
nice calves!!! i always have problem with calve developement, will try ur tips. anyway i hope you can check out my block, its about myth busting. i though you would like it as its health related... thx
https://steemit.com/blog/@alandefong/myth-buster-antibiotic-in-meat