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How To Gain Weight and Build Muscle.....
With so many people, sites, and
books
hyping their bodybuilding program and workout routine, you now can be
exposed to the truth that no one else is revealing on how to gain
weight and build muscle.
There are many different versions
of how someone can gain muscle mass fast in an attempt to find
the perfect workout plan, looking for ways to pack on muscle onto their
frames. You have several different bodybuilding magazines,
internet sites, and books that each and everyone of them seem to
promise the world with their version of a bodybuilding diet and ways to
gain weight.
Unfortunately, if
you have been training for some time now and haven’t gained the kind of
weight you
would like,
regardless of what bodybuilding
workout routine you have tried to build
muscle, more likely than not, one of the reasons is
because you have been mislead to
follow incorrect training techniques,
splits, and schedules. (I
doubt you would be reading this
website
right now if you were truly 100% happy with your muscle weight gain
progress).
The problem is that
magazines and websites have all been repeating
the exact same worthless ways to gain weight since the beginning of
time. What is recommended
only
works for someone that is already a naturally larger person and has
great genetics for building muscle and gaining weight (…..oh, yeah, and
steroids has a lot to do with it too).
Ask yourself these questions and answer them as honestly as possible:
- How much
muscle weight have you truly
gained from all those countless of hours, hundreds of sets, thousands
of reps, and buckets of sweat that you have lost from your high
intensity workout?
- Don’t you feel that
for the all the effort you invest when training to gain weight fast
you should be a lot bigger and stronger than what you are now?
- Look at your
body now and compare it to
what you looked like exactly 12 months ago. Do you really look
like you have made some tremendous gains in muscle weight and strength?
- Do you have people
coming up to you everyday asking you if you workout, if you lift
weights, and how much weight can you lift?
- How much
progress have you honestly made in
the last 12 months in terms of muscle mass?
(These are all questions that I also lay out on the main page of this
website.)
You need to honestly evaluate the bodybuilding / workout routine or
diet and truly see if it is allowing you to gain weight fast. If
not, it's obviously time to make some drastic changes to that muscle
building workout of yours.
Here are a couple of requirements that you need to make sure that your
workout routine meets if your ultimate goal is to gain weight in the
form of muscle:
- It must allow you to build and gain muscle mass
fast and on a consistent basis
- It has to allow enough rest between workouts in
order for your muscles to have sufficient time to recover, recuperate,
and then.......grow
- It has to make it possible for you to "out-do"
your strength on every exercise at each and every workout
- It has to accomplish this with a minimum amount
of sets and exercises
- It has to make you not only stronger, but more
importantly, bigger in size and mass
Don't be afraid to go against the grain and not follow the
crowd........it just my be what solves your weight gain woes!
Sincerely,
Jonathan Perez
Cleveland Firefighter
Certified ACE / IAFF / IAFC Firefighter Peer Fitness Trainer
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jonathan Perez has
written many articles exposing the many weight training and diet myths
being spread about in the bodybuilding industry and on the internet.
His eBook, "From Skinny
To Muscular!", has helped many naturally skinny individuals gain
muscle size and weight by detailing the training strategies and eating
techniques that actually work at building muscle, instead of strength.
Many of Jonathan's other articles are located here: Read These
Articles To Help You Gain Weight.
Muscle
Building Secrets Revealed
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The information contained in on this entire
website is strictly for
informational purposes. You should consult a physician before beginning
any new nutrition, exercise, or dietary supplement program. The
information contained on this entire site is not intended to provide
medical advice. Specific medical advice should be obtained from a
licensed health-care practitioner.
The results, if any, from the training and
eating strategies will vary
on an individual basis. The author, Jonathan Perez, will not assume any
liability, nor be held responsible for any injury, illness or personal
loss due to the utilization of any information contained herein.
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