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Your “Strength Coach” is a BAD Bodybuilder!
You’ll see the truth about why the strength coaches today are encroaching on the world of bodybuilding. Don’t let some skinny guy who’s wearing a weight vest on a windy day, tell you how to be a bodybuilder with all the Bosu Ball hype and functional strength garbage. Or some bloated steroid freak telling you that working out 6 times a day is all it takes.
I bet you thought working on on the Bosu call with 25 lbs dumbbells is how you get HUGE quads … think again!
You’ll discover the hidden secret to building muscle and burning fat. It’s nothing too complicated. Arthur Jones said, “Just understand some simple rules concerning intensity, progression, and frequency — then, combine that with a few good exercises. That’s all you need!” He was RIGHT!
You’ve Been Misled About Functional Fitness
You’ll also see the truth about why many so called “fitness experts” are giving you bogus information. They tell you split routines don’t work, you should do full body routines and focus on functional fitness with compound exercises. If you even think about an isolation exercise they gag… let me tell you. I don’t want to look like these guys. Sure they are in shape but a strength coach isn’t a good bodybuilder. Just like I wouldn’t take weight loss advice from the guy who holds the current world record bench press.
How to Build Muscle And Burn Fat Through Proper Nutrition and Weight Training. That’s the topic of the 19 Tips to Build Muscle 45 page 100% free eBook. Inside you’ll learn:
* How many calories do you need a day to reach your goals
* How to measure your body fat privately and accurately
* How much protein you need a day to build muscle
* A basic workout program that hits every major muscle group. Beginning and Advanced routines
* The real skinny on if you can build muscle and lose fat at the same time
* How to gain weight
* How to stay motivated to workout for life
* The real effects of alcohol on your body
* How to lose that stubborn belly fat
* How to get rid of flabby arms
* How much water you should drink to stay hydrated
* Mental strategies to deal with mistakes and move on
* And so much more
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Bill V.
“Very good information. I am 39, I quit 26 years of smoking 1 year ago, and I am 30lbs overweight for the first time in my life. Your guide is to the point and has kept me from drowning in an ocean of fitness information.
Thank you for the KISS. (KEEP IT SIMPLE STUPID)”
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“My name is Charlie and i could be concidered “out of the loop” as far as lifting is concerned. I haven’t lifted since about 1999 when i was a senior in high school. I am 27 now and am looking to get back into lifting for goals that i never acheived before. After I had read your article on 19 Secrets To Build 5lbs. of Mucle i found it to be very informative on the exact questions I was searching out the answers for. I just want to thank you on bringing me up to speed in the few short minutes it took me to read. Keep up the good work, it was very impressive.”
Charlie
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“I think your e-book (the sample e-book that covered 12 basic principles) was very precise and covered the main fundamentals well. It’s good to hear honesty and integrity within the fitness industry rather than promising quick fixes.”– Will Darsow