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Female Muscle
Hennie will help females build the muscle they want
Who said the world of bodybuilding is the domain of men only? More and more women are getting involved in this sport and while it may be harder for women to build muscle, they show as much determination and motivation as their male counterparts. Due to innate physiological changes between the male and female body, some women may find it harder to build muscle than it would take men.
One of the cornerstones of building muscle is testosterone, and while everyone has this hormone, women have it in much lower quantities than men. Also, the fat percentage and distribution in women’s bodies differ to that of men. A normal percentage of fat for a female is around 20%, but for competition in bodybuilding it needs to be much lower. Fat distribution in the female body is also mainly around the hips and thighs whereas men’s is in their abdomen. The body metabolises fat from the abdomen much easier than from other parts of the body, so this poses another problem to building female muscle.
Get assistance from a professional bodybuilder to build female muscle
Hennie Kotze has been in the bodybuilding industry for more than a decade and as a professional competitor and trainer he has all the knowledge a woman will need to take her body to the next level.
Hennie offers one on one coaching sessions from his state of the art gym in Pretoria and will be there to guide you every step of the way. If you want his expertise to work for you, contact Hennie today.
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Eat Smart!
Keeping fit is not just a fad - it's a way of life.
Nutrition also plays a major role in strength training. Your diet and bodybuilding supplements have to be regulated and carefully planned out.
Training Schedule
Throughout my bodybuilding career I would say a big challenge for me was to prove that conditioning rules and not size.
I train 5 to 6 days per week. I prefer to train 1 muscle group per day and I totally exhaust that group with 4 - 5 exercises.
Sponsors!
Hennie Kotze would like to thank all his sponsors for their support over the years.
