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How to make your ABS POP – More Dieting or More Training?

EXPOSING YOUR ABS is a matter of getting very low body fat levels. The lower your body fat, the “thinner” your skin will appear (actually the “skin-fold” which contains skin plus subcutaneous fat), and the more your abdominals will show through.

DEVELOPING YOUR ABS is a matter of training, and in that respect, the popular maxim “abs are made in the kitchen, not in the gym” is not entirely true. It’s only true that without the proper diet (doing it right in the kitchen), the ab exercises by themselves are useless. Well-developed abs can remain covered up with a layer of fat and it’s possible to out-eat any amount of exercise.
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How to Get Big, Strong or do BOTH – Strength Training vs Size Training?

by Vince DelMonte

So, feedback on the “Does Masturbation Kills your Gains” article was strong! If you haven’t read it yet, go see why! Nothing controversial, just the facts. Next week, Coach Ryan Faehnle and I are going to be re opening our 1-on-1 Semi-Private Strength Coaching Program and I thought this would be a great piece to help you figure out.
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What to Eat Before a Workout

by William Benetton

It is a very popular opinion amongst the people that we all want to have very well-toned bodies. Everybody fancies that guy with abs, biceps, fats and muscles at the right places. We all admire ladies with well tucked in stomachs and curvy hips and fats only at the right places. There is a growing consciousness about how to get the best off the body presently. So, people are applying many means to achieve this. From consuming the right things, to healthy living habits and getting involved in workouts, people make effort to get the right body shape, and to keep fit and live healthy lives.
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You Couldn’t Pay Me to Exercise – Seriously?

by Matt Weik

It’s obvious that the United States is in crisis mode when it comes to battling the bulge. With spare donuts and kegs around our midsections, there doesn’t appear to be an end in sight. It’s not difficult to start an exercise program, yet a large percentage of the people who start exercising never continue and commit to the process. People like you and I don’t truly need an incentive to exercise other than the fact we look and feel better by doing so. Yet, when people are incentivized to exercise with the promise of getting paid to do so, they still aren’t willing to stick to a program and hit the gym. This fact actually blows my mind. It’s hard to believe that anyone would give up something that pays them AND gives them health benefits as well.
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3 Reasons You Could be Exhausted without Even Training

by Matt Weik

It’s obvious that when training hard, you should be completely exhausted. If not, you’re probably not training hard enough. However, what does it mean when you haven’t even trained for the day, yet you’re completely wiped out and exhausted? Maybe once in a while it could be considered a fluke, but what about if it’s every day? This article will give you some reasons why you could be exhausted without even training, and how you can fix the problem before it causes negative health consequences.
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Post-Workout Protein Shake Myths

by Matt Weik

Everyone loves protein shakes—well, at least if you’re into post-workout nutrition. They are simple enough to make, can be completely made-to-order, and are delicious. Most people can’t wait to finish their workout to slam down their tasty treat. Whether you make the shake at home or have the gym/juice bar make it for you, know that there are ways to make your shake unhealthy even when the bro-scientists are telling you it’s ok. This article will break down some common post-workout shake myths so you aren’t taking steps backwards when it comes to your health and fitness goals.
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BCAA’s > Rest to Reduce Muscle Soreness

by Matt Weik

We all know that after an intense workout, we all need to feed the muscles and give them proper time to rest and rebuild. With that being said, we all also know way too often the effects of delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) that can usually appear two days after a grueling workout. So, what do we do? We take the proper necessary steps to try and diminish the effects by consuming BCAAs intra workout to not only help during the workout itself, but also kickstarting the recovery process post.
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Where Are Supplement Companies Missing the Boat?

by Matt Weik

There’s no shortage of supplement companies out there pushing their products onto consumers. In fact, each year more and more supplement companies are coming out of the woodwork. Some brands are trying to be an ecommerce giant while others go the route of working with distributors and trying to get their line in retail locations across the US. But, there seems to be one common practice in my opinion that majority of the supplement companies are lacking—content creation.
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3 Supplements You Should Have in Your Refrigerator

by Matt Weik

When it comes to supplements, majority of them you are told to keep in a cool and dry location—not the refrigerator. BUT, there are three that I would recommend you keep in there and use every day. So, if you haven’t already, make some spare room in your fridge for three (in my mind) essential supplements you are going to want to add to your daily regimen.
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