In the next few minutes, you’ll learn how you can add muscle and burn fat quickly regardless of gym experience – and it’s also been nicely packaged for you in this video <= click to watch now Even if ...

One of the most common questions I‟m asked by those who have read my books or hundreds of articles, is... "Do you REALLY need supplements to build muscle and burn body fat?" Those that know my work understand that I have a real "love-hate" relationship with supplements. You see, it IS true that you can achieve great results without the use of supplements, the REAL truth is that you can achieve BETTER and FASTER RESULTS...

I’ll be honest… the average person doesn’t possess the patience required to develop a great set of abs or the work ethic to maintain it. They lack the discipline and determination needed to achieve their goal. Many people go on “quick fix” fad diets to reduce their midsection. Others buy every ab training gizmo and gadget advertised on TV only to end up folding them up and sliding them under the bed or using them as “expensive clothes hangers.” Based on the amount of email I get on the subject, I know how fixated most men and women are about finding the “Holy Grail” of abdominal development in some type of machine advertised on TV. Read on to see my answer to Are Ab Machines Needed?

Which protein works best at building muscle? The answer will SHOCK YOU! If you follow popular bodybuilding advice you've probably heard that different types of protein powders are consumed at different times for different reasons. For example, "Casein Protein" (a very slow digesting protein) isn't as bio-available to your muscle. But because casein forms a solid "clot" in your stomach, it's digested and absorbed very slowly, reportedly helping to prevent muscle breakdown over a longer period of time.

There are six basic aspects of any abdominal workout routine you must master to obtain the six pack abs you have been chasing. You can do crunches until you toss your dinner and not meet your goal of a beautiful set of six pack abs. You have to use a comprehensive approach that addresses nutrition (diet), water intake, supplementation, exercises protocol, proper sleep rhythms, and the detoxification of your body. If you do all of these things you will acquire a six pack of abs and a nice set of obliques to frame around them.