If you want to build maximum muscle, you NEED to know how to ACTIVATE your muscles first.

Just lifting heavier and heavier weight WILL work...but only up to a certain point. That's when you hit plateaus that you simply can't get past by going heavier.

However, once you learn how to properly activate the muscles you're working, it really does open up a whole new world of muscle growth for you.

There's really no other way to say it.

With that in mind, I wanted to give you a heads-up that TODAY is the last chance you'll be able to pick up Vince Del Monte's new Mass Mechanics video library for $100 off the regular price.

Mass Mechanics is all about pure MUSCLE ACTIVATION.

It's not about lifting heavier...it's about improving the QUALITY of your lifting.

Once you get form nailed down, THEN you can progress the weight and get a lot more out of it.

In the past few days, I've posted a few sample videos taken directly from the video library, so you could get an idea of what this stuff is all about. Here are links to all three, in case you missed any...

Seated Dumbbell Curl Cues

Straight Arm Pulldowns for Lat Activation

Swiss Ball Rollouts for Six-Pack Abs

Now imagine a video library with more than 110 videos like this, teaching you every detail and nuance about how to squeeze more results out of the exercises you're already doing.

Peforming exercises correctly is one thing...I've seen people perform exercises "correctly" and get almost nothing out of them because they're simply going through the motions.

When you truly ENGAGE the muscles, performing exercises OPTIMALLY, this unlocks a whole new level of muscular development.

That's what Mass Mechanics is all about...

...and it doesn't stop with the 110+ videos already there.

Vince is adding to it regularly...and you'll get access to every single new exercise video he puts in.

And right now (until midnight tonight), you can get access to the entire library (and all future videos) for $100 OFF the price it's going to be tomorrow.

Get Mass Mechanics here...