"How A Skinny Kid With Asthma Achieved a 452 Pound Bench Press & Packed On 75 Pounds Of Muscle Mass In The Process!"

"How A Skinny Kid With Asthma Achieved
a 452 Pound Bench Press & Packed On 75 
Pounds Of Muscle Mass In The Process!"

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And he guarantees you can get the same amazing results!

Here’s the true story of how I went from lifting a puny 100 pounds on the bench… to literally being able to bench press over 400 pounds! 

If you learn the simple secrets I’m about to reveal… you can quickly add more weight to your bench press… pack on solid muscle mass… and get a muscular, physique that makes you feel proud and confident!

From:

Mike Westerdal, BS, CPT
Clearwater, FL
January 13, 2017

Dear fellow weight lifter,

I have a few questions I want to ask you. Please answer them honestly.

Would you like to quickly and easily increase your bench press… so you can show off to your friends and lifting buddies in the gym… benching more than any of them!

Would you like to drastically increase your power and strength… so you become bigger, better, faster, and stronger for your sport or hobby?

Would you like to pack on some lean muscle mass… so you’re proud and confident enough to take your shirt off and walk the beach?

Would you like to have a powerful, muscular physique that turns heads and gets you noticed… so you can walk with your head high in the air, full of confidence?

If you answered “Yes” to any of these questions… I have some important news for you.

In fact, I want to promise you something.

And I swear... that if you do this one thing... you’re going to see more muscle and strength gains from your workouts… than ANYTHING else you do.

I mean it. It's the God's honest truth.

So here’s my promise: If you focus on increasing the amount of weight you lift on the bench press, you WILL gain more muscle mass.

I promise you. In fact, if you increase your bench press by 20 or 30 pounds in the next month or so… you’ll pack on at least 10 pounds of muscle. Maybe more.

How can I say that? Because year after year, time after time, I've seen it happen so many times.

You’ll see right below how I was able to pack on 75 pounds of muscle mass between high school and college.

Look, here's the truth: You're only going to gain muscle mass if you get stronger. Because when you force your body to lift more weight... you HAVE to get stronger and add lean muscle mass to handle that additional weight.

In other words... when you have to lift more weight... your body reacts to the additional stress you're placing on it BY ADDING MORE MUSCLE TISSUE!

If you keep lifting the same amount of weight, over and over again, your body has NO REASON to get stronger OR gain muscle. It can already handle the weight you’re used to.

But when you keep lifting more and more weight... your body must adapt, get stronger, and add muscle to keep handling that additional weight.

That's how muscle gains are made: It's by continuously trying to get stronger. When that happens, your body adds more muscle mass to handle this additional stress that's placed upon it.

And you want to know what else?

The more muscle mass your body has... the more calories you will burn... and the more body fat you’ll lose... even when you're resting!

It's true... muscle mass is a very active tissue and it takes a lot of calories to maintain.

Look, if you’re skinny now… you don’t have to worry about that. You don’t have any fat to lose, so you’ll just end up packing on more size and muscle.

Back to the promise and why the best press is important: The bench press is the easiest lift to keep track of when it comes to recording your weights. It’s easy to keep progressing up on the bench press. Most gyms have those little 2 ½ pound plates you can keep adding.

Other exercises are tougher to keep increasing weight on… because you can’t keep going up in small increments. It’s either5 pounds, 10 pounds, or nothing.

And that’s a big jump and cannot be done every single week.

But 2 ½ plates could be a goal of yours every single week. It’s doable and manageable.

And guess what… each time you lift a little more weight… your body will react by adding strength and muscle to handle that additional weight. for more information click here