For Busy Men and Women Over 30, 40, 50, 60 and Who Want To Be Leaner, Stronger, and In "Better Shape"...
'EASY MUSCLE' Gets You Stronger, Builds Muscle, and Burns Fat In Just 90 Minutes A Week, Without Leaving You Feeling Wiped Out Afterwards."
'EASY MUSCLE' Balances "Great Workouts" With The Rest of Your Life So You Don't Have To Choose Between Spending 3 To 5 Hours (Or More) Each Week In The Gym Or Quality Time With Your Family and Friends.
Dear Friend,
Do you find yourself with less time than you want to work out?
Do you feel tire, run down, even exhausted after working out using the traditional ways found in bodybuilding and fitness mags and plastered across social media or online forums?
Would you like to know how thousands of men and women just like you all over the world are getting stronger, building muscle, and even burning off unwanted stomach fat in just 90 minutes a week?
If so, keep reading because this short letter will be the most important letter you read all year.
And yes, I know some of this, if not all of it, may sound like BS marketing hype.
So, as I said, I’ll be brief.
In this short letter,
1 - I’ll show you 3 mistakes men over 40 make when working out.
2 - I’ll show you proof that what I’m claiming works.
3 - And then I’ll show you how to get this new workout system at a price that won’t break the bank.
Deal?
If so, keep reading.
THE PROBLEM:
Men over 40 are generally using one (or more) training methods that fall into 3 broad categories of mistakes.
These methods leave them sore, hungry, and too tired to spend meaningful quality time with their wives, kids, and families.
MISTAKE # 1: Bodybuilding Methods
There’s no doubt that traditional bodybuilding methods work for building muscle and losing fat.
But they’re more suited to professional bodybuilders using steroids, and guys in their late teens and early 20s whose hormones are raging.
Why?
Because most bodybuilding methods rely on “training to failure.”
In the last 20+ years, the scientific research has demonstrated that training to failure is but one way to build muscle.
And scientific research has also demonstrated at least 10 reasons why training to failure is counterproductive for most of us.
Here are the top 5:
1. Training to failure suppresses your anabolic hormones
Testosterone and IGF-1, which build muscle and burn fat. [1]
2. Training to failure increases the nucleotide, AMP (Adenosine Monophosphate)
Which then signals a decrease in protein synthesis (muscle building). [2] The exact opposite of what we’re looking for.
3. Training to failure increases “central fatigue” [3]—that overall exhausted feeling
Which then decreases performance during your workout along with overall energy levels.
4. Training to failure increases cortisol production [4]
Too much circulating cortisol has been shown to increase stomach fat. [5]
5. Training to failure can deplete your most important muscle fibers
.Your fast twitch fibers, from having chronically elevated cortisol levels. [6]
MISTAKE # 2: HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training)
HIIT has become all the rage lately for “time efficient” training and “burning fat” and “increasing VO2Max”.
The problem is, HIIT was designed as a peaking strategy for distance runners (also in their 20s) who had a large aerobic base (and healthy hearts) from running hours a week.
The truth is, performed incorrectly by using the wrong work and rest periods, and the wrong exercises, like calisthenics (bodyweight exercises) HIIT can be destructive.
Here is the what the latest scientific research shows us about the downsides of HIIT:
1 - Too much HIIT can spike your cortisol levels and keep them elevated.[16]
As you've already seen, chronically elevated cortisol levels contribute to increased stomach fat.
2 - Too much HIIT increases free radicals, which damage your mitochondria[16]
... Your “cellular powerhouses” and ages you faster.
3 - Too much HIIT decreases your glucose tolerance, which is your body’s ability to use blood sugar.[17]
The inability to properly use blood sugar is associated with pre-diabetes and diabetes type 2.
4 - Too much HIIT creates chronically elevated adrenaline levels, which can cause sleeplessness and even insomnia[16]
Remember, sleep is how you recover from your workouts. If you can't sleep, you won't recover. And that stresses your body out even more.
5 - Too much HIIT - especially when used for resistance training like bodyweight exercises (which is a very popular prescription)...
Changes the strain on your heart and can thicken your heart wall, making it less elastic.[18]
This decreases the amount of blood it pumps per beat, leading to heart disease, stroke, even death from heart attack.
MISTAKE # 3: “Training Like An Athlete”
This is another popular workout approach.
It involves jumping on boxes, speed ladders, timed workout sets, and generally elevating the heart rate close to near maximum levels.
In many cases, this is just another form of HIIT, but with the following increased elements of danger:
1 - Extreme muscle soreness from inappropriate set duration
2 - Joint injuries from high impact activities like plyometrics, box jumps, and sprinting or racing the clock and using less than optimal exercise technique and improper coaching
3 - Muscle/tendon strains and ruptures, also from high impact activities like plyometrics, box jumps, and sprinting, because the body hasn’t been conditioned for such activities
4 - Excessive fatigue from large amounts of work in short periods of time
THE SOLUTION:
'EASY MUSCLE'
A 3-day a week training system, based upon nearly 30 years of professional experience training all populations from all across the world.
How 'EASY MUSCLE' Works
1- Uses The "Repetition Max" (RM) for weight selection so you can train hard and heavy (for you) without burning out your Central Nervous System and feeling like you were run over by a Mack truck.
Furthermore, because you'll be using "heavy for you" loads but not training to failure, you will train your body's most important muscle fibers for gaining strength, growing muscle, and burning fat -
Your fast twitch muscle fibers. These are worked by lifting explosively and heavy.
- Fast twitch fibers are your biggest, strongest, energy using muscles.
- They are responsible for lifting heavy, running fast, and jumping high.
- We lose 10% of our muscle mass in the form of fast-twitch fibers, every decade over 30.
- Research shows that fast twitch fibers actually help you burn more fat, even at rest. The more you have, the more fat you will burn, regardless of activity level.
2- Applies "Variable Loading," for sets and reps, which was proven superior to traditional "Progressive Overload" by Soviet Sports Scientists in the 1970s.
In traditional American strength programming, volume and intensity are coupled - as volume decreases, intensity increases, and vice versa. This usually happens across a given training cycle, ending with the heaviest weights possible. This is known as Linear Periodization.
In Variable Loading, volume and intensity are not related. They change and may seem random. And many times, heavy weights are strategically planned across a training cycle.
The Soviets demonstrated that Variable Loading produced 61% greater results in strength than traditional Linear Periodization.
3- Manages fatigue using "Autoregulation," which allows YOU to determine how hard or easy you workout based upon your day's energy levels.
You'll use a predetermined number of reps per set and training session length, but YOU dictate your rest between sets, and therefore the total number of sets and the amount of work performed per session.
On “good” days, you can “push hard” and do a lot of work. On “bad” days, you can “coast” and do a bare minimum. Both contribute to training variability and therefore faster progress.
- Choose from Schedules A, B, or C.
- 3 workouts per week. 90 minutes training time per week.
- Pick your choice of tools: Barbell, dumbbells, kettlebells, sandbag, body weight
Using RMs, combined with Variable Loading and Autoregulation, leaves you more than enough energy to be present with your family, instead of praying for bedtime, because your workout beat you down.
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Q: How long is each workout?
A: Each training session is 20 to 30 minutes long. You decide.
Q: How long is the 'EASY MUSCLE' program?
A: There are three (3) programs and each is 12 weeks long - so 36 weeks - 9 months worth of programs.
Q: What exercises are included?
A: Exercises that make you muscular, strong, and powerful. Popular exercises like squats, parallel dips, chin ups, the Clean + Press, the Kettlebell Swing, and variations.
Q: What if I can’t do all the exercises listed in the program?
A: No worries - I’ve been doing this a long time. So I’ve provided alternative exercises for you.
Q: Do I need to work out at the gym or can I work out at home?
A: You can train at home or in the gym with dumbbells, barbells, kettlebells, bands, even sandbags. Your choice.
Q: Will 'EASY MUSCLE' work for people over 50?
A: Yes. One of my good customers, John Grahill is over 50 and he dropped 4.5lbs (2kg) in 3 weeks, without dieting. It worked for him, it'll work for you. Incidentally, I'm in my late 40s, and Easy Muscle programming seems to work BETTER for me the older I get. They seem to work better for my recovery.
Q: How long do I have to try this out?
A: You can have a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee. If for some strange reason you don't get leaner, stronger, and more muscular - email me at info@strongandfit.com with a copy of your training log showing me your lack of progress, and I'll happily refund you and we'll part friends.
Geoff Neupert, Strength Coach, Master Trainer, Author
Geoff Neupert has been training people from all walks of life since 1993, including post-surgical rehab, athletes, arthritic grandmothers, and members of the US Military Special Operations Community.
He was a Master Instructor with two different kettlebell instructor certifications - the RKC (Russian Kettlebell Challenge) and StrongFirst.
He has travelled the world teaching others how to become kettlebell instructors and has taught his own intermediate and advanced kettlebell workshops.
He’s published books like Kettlebell Muscle, Pressing RESET: Original Strength Reloaded, and Original Strength Performance.
Geoff is the co-creator of the P3 Performance Protocol and Original Strength Systems.
Geoff is a former Division 1 Strength & Conditioning Coach at Rutgers University where he trained athletes from 26 different teams. He also is a former National Qualifier and State Champion in the sport of Olympic Weightlifting.
He’s married to a beautiful woman and has two kids and lives in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains.
Thanks for reading this letter.
Stay Strong.
REFERENCES:
[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10023725/
[2] https://www.stress.org/stress-cortisol-and-abdominal-fat#:~:text=Since%20abdominal%20fat%20also%20tends,abdominal%20fat%20and%20weight%20gain.
[3] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23806868/
[4] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5599249/
[5] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2658023/
[6] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29497353/
[7] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19649649/
[8] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22808209/
[9] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34881412/
[10] https://journals.physiology.org/doi/full/10.1152/japplphysiol.01400.2005
[11] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32774535/
[12] https://builtwithscience.com/training-to-failure/
[13] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/03/220328165327.htm
[14] https://journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/Abstract/2021/11000/Comparison_Between_Two_Volume_Matched_Squat.13.aspx
[15] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23806868/
[16] https://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/fulltext/S1550-4131(21)00102-9
[17] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41574-021-00500-6
[18] https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/05/140514205756.htm
[19] https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/01/bob-harper-heart-attack-cause/
[20] Evans, Rosenberg, Biomarkers, The 10 Keys To Prolonging Vitality, 1991. Simon & Schuster, Inc.
FTC DISCLAIMER:
Due to recent statements from the Federal Trade Commission, I must disclose what “typical” results using these programs will be. Typically, most people will become really excited after reading this sales letter and will purchase this product thinking it’s some sort of magical pill. They will either never print out the programs and do them, or do one workout and think it’s “too h-a-a-r-r-d” (said in the best whiney voice ever) and abandon their attempts.
So, the typical person will do nothing and “hope” for change. So their results will be zero. Your results, should you wish to “not be typical,” are completely dependent on your ability to actually do the work and follow through. Again, this is not a magic bullet. Unicorns do not exist. And there is no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
Testimonials, case studies, and examples found on this page are results that have been forwarded to us by users of 'EASY MUSCLE' products and related products, who have actually done the work, and are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone will achieve the same or similar results, only show what's possible with follow through.