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the Endless Growth Routines
By Wade McNutt
Stage 1: Getting Leaner As You Get Bigger
The
Endless Growth Routine is an ongoing training regimen that evolves
as your body changes. This program is specifically designed for
maximum results as a natural trainee. It is important to get your
body fat down to a reasonable level to look your best and experience
maximum health as well as improve athletic performance. Having
abs all year round is one of the benefits of being a natural trainee.
By following the diet and the training recommendations you should
be able to achieve this in record time.
Also
by getting your body fat down to a low level (men under 10 percent,
women under 14 percent) you will be able to grow faster, spot
weaknesses in your physique easier, and look good all year round.
Forget about yo-yo dieting that drug users have too perform when
they go on an off cycles. With the Endless Growth routine you
will look good all year long.
For
those of you who wish to get as ripped as possible in the least
amount of time I suggest you break your workouts into two sessions.
Training
is to be performed twice per day: cardio plus calves/abs in one
session, specific body part training in the other session.
If
you cannot make two sessions add 30 minutes of cardio at the end
of each workout plus the abs/or calves.
For
those of you who are already very lean you may skip the cardio
training and if necessary boost the calories to gain more muscle.
Start
with one of the sample diets and follow it to the letter for the
first 4 weeks. After the first four weeks you can adjust your
calories up or down depending on how fast you are losing body
fat. Note that caliper readings performed once every 2-4 weeks
is the best way to determine how much fat you are losing.
For
the best results adjust the eating routine so that it best suits
your body and stick with it. Your body works better and it’s
much easier mentally if your repeat the same thing over each day.
By following a rigid routine you will lose body fat faster. Once
you get ripped you can then resume a more varied diet, grow at
a faster rate and look good all year round.
For
most people starting the routine sudden weight loss may occur
due to intestinal bulk, water, and sharp metabolic adjustments.
Once the initial adjustments to your training and diet are made
(which takes about 4 weeks) shoot for losing one, to two pounds
of body fat per week, while maintaining or gaining muscle mass.
It
is important to perform each exercise within the desired rep range.
There is no need to perform forced reps, if you cannot perform
the desired number of repetitions for a set, reduce the weight
until perfect form on each rep is possible. This is to maximize
the productivity of the exercise.
Cardiovascular
exercise is to be performed each training day for a period of
30 -45minutes to begin with and up to 1 hour after 6 weeks. The
intensity should be relatively low i.e. recumbent bike 80-100
rpms on a low level.
You
should be able to carry on a conversation while cycling. Training
at a more intense pace is actually counterproductive to achieving
best results.
Experience
has taught that to get the legs ripped maintain a faster speed
on the recumbent bike. Walking is also an option, especially outdoors
as this can be a pleasant experience and does not require special
equipment.
Calves
are to be trained on alternate training days and abdominals are
to be trained on the other training days. For calves pick one
exercise and perform 5sets of 15-25 reps. Change the exercise
each workout. For Abs pick 3-4 exercises in your training manual
and perform 3-4 sets each exercise with very little rest between
sets. For exercise performance techniques refer to the site below.
Wade
McNutt http://www.freakybignatural.com is a Natural National Bodybuilding
Champion and an IFBB Mr. Universe World Champion. He combined
the secrets of Eastern Yoga Masters with, scientific, muscle building
to produce a revolutionary new system called Freaky Big Naturally.
Learn More at: http://www.freakybignatural.com
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