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Back in 1998, I read a book that I got by mail order from a magazine, that shaped my foundation for my training philosophy.
At the time, I was still in high school, just entering my senior year.
And I had a vision of becoming the strongest bodybuilder I could become.
I left no stone unturned.
Anyone can slap together some exercises. That doesn't necessarily constitute a solid training program.
What I always want to know is: what's the creator's philosophy behind it?
Take a listen to see what my exact philosophy of training is, it'll give you a better understanding of training than 99% of 'fitness experts'.
Listen, people pay me good money to write programs, take advantage of this opportunity to learn about my training methods.
Listen to it until you truly understand it.
By Kyle Newell4.9
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Back in 1998, I read a book that I got by mail order from a magazine, that shaped my foundation for my training philosophy.
At the time, I was still in high school, just entering my senior year.
And I had a vision of becoming the strongest bodybuilder I could become.
I left no stone unturned.
Anyone can slap together some exercises. That doesn't necessarily constitute a solid training program.
What I always want to know is: what's the creator's philosophy behind it?
Take a listen to see what my exact philosophy of training is, it'll give you a better understanding of training than 99% of 'fitness experts'.
Listen, people pay me good money to write programs, take advantage of this opportunity to learn about my training methods.
Listen to it until you truly understand it.

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