Why Weight Training Should Really Be Called Progressive Training…
Progress is the sole reason for doing any form of training or exercise. If you don’t make any progress, what’s the point? Why bother working out if you don’t make any muscle gains? Most people neglect to address this simple fact at all. I’ve heard it a thousand times before. “Yeah, but I’m a slow gainer. Besides, it’s all about genetics.” You need to be smarter than that.
So, why would anyone bother lugging iron around all day, with practically no muscle gains to show for it? Want the answer? Well the truth is, their not really the ones to blame. Instead, blame the silly, fluffy programs they seem to insist on following. Unfortunately, most people are so badly informed about how best to train for fast muscle gains, they might as well not train at all.
They can’t progress successfully with their training because they insists on following “crazy” training advice. They wouldn’t recognize a “scientific” training program if it stood up and started calling them names. For starters, let me point out the obvious. Without regular muscle gains, you will never achieve your ultimate goal of a bigger, stronger, and healthier body.
Definitely not in time for the next millennium anyway. I thought the goal was to get stronger. You can’t do that if you don’t make gains, and make them each and every week. What’s the real problem? I guarantee it’s not that you need to train more. That ain’t even close to the truth. It’s because you may not be training effectively.
Believe it or not, most people you will ever meet, work out too often and too long. Such training only exhausts your recovery ability, and as a result, renders muscle growth next to impossible. It will take most of them years to achieve significant muscle gains. And, that’s if they see any at all.
You on the other hand, can produce huge muscle gains and boost your HGH levels in only a matter of months, with a proven method like the program you can find linked to in this article.