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What you put in is what you are. Sounds familiar? Our grandparents ate well balanced healthy meals and they had healthier lives. In today’s time-conscious, fast paced, urban lifestyle, quick convenient meals have become the norm. Scientific studies have shown that diet is the most important factor for a long, healthy life. Many common disorders and diseases can be avoided by improving the daily diet. Eat healthy by getting rid of the low saturated fat foods and increasing foods and servings with high fiber content, like fresh fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes.

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I have trained in different forms of Martial Arts for most of my life. It is absolutely a great way to get in shape and or supplement your current Fitness Program. In fact, when I was training at my peak in Martial Arts I was in the best shape of my life.

Martial arts offers a lot of benefits like increased endurance, increased stamina, cardiovascular training, flexibility, increased strength of core muscles, self defense knowledge, and my favorite Mental Discipline.

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There’s no doubt that a guy reading this who uses AAS, and one who does not, are going to get different results from any mass-building program. Everyone should start off by saying this, but maybe some assume it goes without saying. However, on the other hand, the good news is, we really believe that someone natural can still add 10-15 pounds to his bench using this exact program, provided that he eats appropriate calories, gets appropriate rest, and uses supplements to his advantage, such as creatine, glutamine, and others that enhance one’s recovery and/or strength. Really, it’s technique, discipline and pushing oneself beyond a certain point. So, to sum up, if the AAS user is a lazy bugger, and the natural dude is motivated to succeed - no matter what - we think even the natural dude can surpass the lazy bugger. ‘Nuff said.

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