Subject: Can you DOUBLE your muscle fibers through hyperplasia?
Muscle fiber hyperplasia
is one of THE single most
powerful concepts when it comes to building muscle.
It means splitting muscle fibers into MORE muscle
fibers, rather than just growing the size of the ones
you've got.
If you stop and think about
that for a moment and let it sink in...it's an
awesome concept.
Because the more muscle fibers
you've got, the easier it is to build
muscle mass in general.
More fibers = more growth potential.
In fact, one of the reasons some
people seem to gain muscle faster and
easier than other people comes down to this simple axiom...they just
have more muscle fibers.
So it stands to reason, if you
could take somebody with fewer fibers
and somehow train them so that their fibers split to make more fibers,
they would immediately ALSO have greater growth potential.
THAT is what the training style
I'm going to show you is all about.
(and yes, I fully realize that
it hasn't been proven to happen in humans...
I'll address that on the page with the training technique on it).
So
can you DOUBLE your muscle fibers through
hyperplasia? Find out here...
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And one quick additional thing...
Today is the last day you'll
be able to pick up the free report "The
6
Forgotten Factors of Hypertrophy" from Vince Del Monte and
Ben Pakulski.
They've put some EXCELLENT mass-gaining
information into this report
and I think it's absolutely worth picking up a copy of.
Heck, you'll need some hypertrophy
after you've double those fibers using
that technique above, right? :)
==> The
6 Forgotten Factors of Hypertrophy Report ----- click to download
Nick Nilsson
The "Mad Scientist of Muscle"
P.S. If you know anybody else who might
benefit from this
information, feel free to forward this email to them!
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