Click Image To Visit SiteYou’re in the gym 5-6 days a week, hitting the muscle groups from every angle, fatiguing them for maximum hypertrophy…

Following some new routine that sounds like it’s finally the thing you’ve been missing in your workouts.

A couple weeks go by. You’re eating tons of food, taking the supplements you read about, the ones those magazines said were essential to bulking up.

The buttons on your shirt buckle under the strain when you sit down, making you feel like you have to constantly suck in. Your jeans are tight across the thighs, which feels constricting and unpleasant.

On top of that, you’re spending WAY too much time in the gym and way too much money on crazy amounts of food and supplements.

(Who has $200+ to drop per month on supplements alone? And you’re STILL not even sure if they’re even working!)

But after all this work and time, you’re still frustrated. You aren’t getting stronger (or have hit a plateau).

You aren’t getting the chiseled, muscular “Greek God-like” physique you’re after, despite working out MORE – almost every day of the week.

Fitness for you has turned into an obsession and the lackluster results haven’t even been worth it.

All this “advice” gets confusing and contradicting VERY quickly… How can you balance it all?

And no – not the puffy-looking muscles that lack any kind of definition like you see on the dudes that are squatting and deadlifting all day.

After all, what’s the point of working hard to build the muscle only to have it obscured by a layer of fat?

After following a typical muscle-building program, most people add size to their legs, glutes, lower chest, and stomach.

I’m Greg… Read more…