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by: Scott White
If
You really want to gain size stop reading articles out of magazines
and find a trainer that knows what they are doing.
Eat
organically, you are what you eat (if you give yourself a 59 cent
hamburger you are giving your body 59 cent muscles that makes you
look like garbage.)
Eat
According to your metabolic type, "the metabolic typing diet"
Lift
mainly in the 8-12 rep range
Your
tempos should range from 3-1-3 to 4-1-4 and no more
You
total time under tension for each lift should only last 60 sec or
less (this is because you want to produce as much Testosterone and
Growth Hormone.
Don't
lift longer than 45 min per workout, less at a higher intensity
equals more.
This
would be different if you were on pro-hormones or juice, because
of the recover time.
You shouldn't be performing any cardio
Lift
according to your genetic makeup and your muscle fiber type if you
tend to be more of an endurance athlete you will do better lifting
a little higher reps, if you are more of a speed athlete you will
do better lifting a little lower reps heavier weight.
Supplements
and other things can help in achieving mass, as we all know what
the pros use and most amateurs lifting in the gym.
Though follow science it can do way more for you than just taking
some pill.
Mass
is easy to gain when you lift correctly, don't waste years trying
to reach your goal when you can invest in a trainer that can get
you tons of results now. And if they don't get you results fire
them immediately
Words
of wisdom work harder Less is more
Scott White
Personal Power Training
www.personalpowertraining.net
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About the author: Scott White is a certified personal trainer and
nutritionist located in Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information
about nutrition and fitness, reach Scott at 480-628-1607 or swhite@personalpowertraining.net.
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