Modern Fitness Principles That Should Die
Why You're Not Seeing Any Muscle Gains in the Gym
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Modern Fitness Principles That Should Die
Narrated by:
Kenneth Sowards
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Narrated by:
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Kenneth Sowards
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By:
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Trevor Clinger
About this listen
Anyone can follow guidelines and rules on what to do to add muscle or lose weight. But what about factoring in principles that should not be factoring into a fitness routine. These five principles that I set up and knock down may help you make better gains in the weight room. Don't be another victim to failing with social conformity. Professional bodybuilder do not follow fascists' fitness routines, but rather seek education from books like these to create a stricter bodybuilding training cycle.
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