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Ecdy-Bolin Review
I am a pretty avid lifter who has always had trouble
gaining muscle mass.
I was getting frustrated because I seemed to be working
harder but I stayed a stingy 212 lbs. So I went out on
a limb and purchased Ecdy-Bolin.
I really took notice of my size in the mirror one day.
I was stunned to see more definition in my chest, arms
and shoulders.
Curiosity get the best of me so I went to the scale and
was astonished, I went from a 215 on an empty stomach
to 223 on an empty stomach. WOW!
Not only did this product put size and definition on me,
I feel great. Friends of mine who I only see during
football season (now) too notice to my size difference
and said "It looks like you had a great off season!"
I see finally there is a product out there that will
increase your size and mass while at the same time you
see noticeable gains in strength.
Thank you so much!
James Botti, Lincoln DE
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Fitness Tips For 8/6/2014
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Don't Count Reps? Make Your Reps Count!
One of the first things you learn to do when training is count the
reps of your workout. After all, an exercise is performed for sets of
repetitions. So why wouldn’t you want to count your reps? Because you
don't want to just go through the motions.
For a bodybuilder, the end goal is really not how many reps you
perform – that's more of a powerlifting goal. For a bodybuilder, the
end goal is to light up the muscles for more growth. And while reps
are part of that process, the key is how hard you push those muscles.
So you want the actual action to be the goal. You want to feel the
muscles work. When your only aim is reps, you don’t typically focus
on how the muscles feel, and how they are working.
First is the Hardest
One way to change up your training and make your repetitions count is
to make the first repetition the hardest. This gets the muscles
maximally activated right from the front end of the routine instead of
the end. Full activation comes from heavy weight and pure form, and
ultimately, mental concentration.
To make your reps count, keep up that same style for each following
repetition. Could you put up one more rep? Don’t leave that last rep
unfinished – push through the pain and get it up. Make each
repetition the hardest you can. View it from the perspective of being
the last rep you ever do. The repetition comes alive, a real
challenge, an electric-type stimulation to your muscles.
If you could only get out one more repetition in your life, could you
do it? Yes, you could generate the will power to put it up. If you
train like this, going with each repetition as an extreme rep, you
will quickly transform your body.
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