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The Fat Loss Habit is NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!!!

The book contains:
•7 Change Strategies for Adopting a Healthy Lifestyle
•A Flexible Diet Program that Doesn’t Put Any Foods Off-limits, including Alcohol
•20-Week Workout Log with Progress Assessments (Downloadable PDF)
•3 Strategies for Resetting your Body Weight Set Point to Keep the Weight Off
•A Training Program Based on Science, not Bro Science.
Continue reading The Fat Loss Habit is NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON!!!

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Training to Failure doesn’t Trigger Muscle Growth, Progressive Overload does!

Countless studies have demonstrated that progressive overload is the key to muscle and strength gains.  Going to failure too soon in your workout will hurt your performance, and undercut your total workout volume. We want to maximize our performance during each workout. We do this by stopping short of failure on all but the last set of each exercise. Your maximum effort should be given to the last set of the last exercise for any given body part. Continue reading “Training to Failure doesn’t Trigger Muscle Growth, Progressive Overload does!”

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