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Lean Hybrid Muscle

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Topic: Body BuildingPublished March 11, 2011
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2 Unique Strategies to Help You Pack On Dense Ripped Muscle By “SHIFTING” Your Muscle Fiber Type Into A Biologically Superior Type III Hybrid Muscle That Utilizes 173% More Fat For Energy!

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How Would You Like To Incinerate “Spongy Fat Weight” AND Build Lean Muscle Tone Faster Than Everyone You Know?

Getting fat, Puffy Muscle Syndrome (P.M.S.), in order to “bulk up” and then “slim down” is NOT the way to go!

Eating a ton of calories to force muscle growth not only makes you fat and puffy looking, but everyone knows that yo-yo dieting is bad for your health and usually ends up stamping you with an ugly modern disease called “insulin resistance.”

Hey, if you want to walk around with a double chin for six months only to starve yourself for the other half of the year and screw up your metabolism at the same time… be my guest.

But if you want to build LEAN muscle and burn fat AT THE SAME TIME, then try this “Hybrid Muscle Building” and weird “Reloading Diet” to battle P.M.S. and finally get leaner, harder and STRONGER…

Just like I did after a recent tragedy (I’ll tell you about it soon).

You see, I’m what brainy-types might call an “Endomorph”… this basically means that I am genetically destined to be, well… chubby!

The gift of the endomorphic body type is that we have the ability get stronger and build muscle a little easier than the “hard gainer” ectomorph.

But We Have A Heck Of A Hard Time Burning Fat!

Well, at least I did… until I was forced to change the type of workouts I was doing.

About 7 months ago I weighted 247 pounds.

As a pro strength athlete, gym owner and certified trainer that hung around a bunch of other “strong but soft” endomorphs, my big P.M.S muscles were kinda cool. I could lift heavy things and felt at home with my puffy buddies.

There was really no need for me to look elegant, so I just stayed that way… strong but soft.

That was until I experienced one of the most devastating disasters of my life!

After a hard training session of lifting heavy weights and getting all pumped up… I went to my parents house for dinner.

After dinner my father asked me to help him pull up a few dead trees that were in his garden.

Then it happened…

I was tugging on a tree root with both of my over inflated arms, then suddenly my father and I heard two loud pops.

POP! POP!

I had torn my left biceps tendon clean off the bone! (so much for my big P.M.S. guns, huh?)

With my left arm in a cast and my dreams of being a top professional strongman gone…

It Was Time To Build Some Leaner, Harder, More Dense Muscles!

I quickly realized that my P.M.S. muscles would no longer serve me… they were useless.

No longer would I class myself with the meathead, mass monsters that often claimed “I’m bulking up to get stronger” as an excuse for being fat.

In fact that’s where my good friend Mike Westerdal comes in to play. Mike and I played college football together and both write for the popular fitness magazines, so we go way back.

You may know Mike as the founder of one of the biggest fitness publishing companies on the Internet, CriticalBench.com.

But to me, he’s just a training partner and fellow trainer. Besides, as an amatuer powerlifter Mike had gotten a little lazy and put on some unneeded pounds as well. We were both anxious to build a leaner physique that was strong without the bloat.

Together we immediately went back to the drawing board to fine-tune our already successfull “Hybrid Muscle Training“. The same system that guaranteed that you would get leaner and stronger by Building Muscle & Burning Fat At The Same Time.

Only this time we combined it with a weird “hybrid diet” solution that we learned from an Ex-Israeli Special Forces trainer who needed his men to be strong but also very, very lean in order to endure the rigors of military missions.

(I’ll tell you more about this in a moment)

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