Muscle Monsters Podcast: Train Hard | Eat Big | Get Jacked

The beginning stages of a business are not only the most crucial, but they require the most grit and persistence. Unless you've already got funding, starting a business from the group up can be, for lack of a better term, fucking brutal. With that said, in this episode of the Muscle Monsters Podcast I want to go over 3 productivity tips that will almost guarantee success in any endeavor. They're the same strategies that allowed me to quit my job and work for myself, full time; and the same strategies that I use to this day, years later.

Show Notes: http://www.musclemonsters.com/productivity-tips

In this episode I plan to answer that question, in detail, as well as discuss a few other important points one must consider when attempting to build muscle with intermittent fasting.

Building muscle isn't easy, but it's quite simple. In this episode, I go over 6 fundamental steps for guaranteeing new muscle growth. If you can manage to follow these steps, then you're going to ensure that you are doing what it takes to build new muscle tissue.

Show-Notes: http://www.musclemonsters.com/ep24

How much muscle can you gain in your first year of training? Assuming your training and nutrition are in order, 20-25 pounds would be a good guess. This is due to being hyper-sensitive to the stimulus of the resistance in the beginning stages of out training. Although anyone can expect a good deal of progress when they're new to weight training, those who take a more strategic approach can expect to maximize their results.

Show-Notes: http://musclemonsters.com/ep23

If you're anything like me, gaining weight or building muscle mass doesn't come easy. At least it doesn't seem that way. But to be quite honest, I wouldn't change it for the world. The reason is simple...we have it pretty damn good!

Show-Notes: http://www.musclemonsters.com/ep22

Are you a naturally skinny guy who can't gain weight no matter how much you eat? If so, this could be the most game-changing podcast you ever listen to. If you take everything I teach in this episode and put it into play, you'll be on your way to consistent, on demand weight gain. Assuming you're already on a solid training program, building muscle will become a simple matter of energy adjustments.

Show-Notes: http://musclemonsters.com/ep21

If you're like me, you don't really have an appetite in the morning upon rising. Unfortunately (or fortunately), this also just happens to be the time of the day you choose to hit the gym. In this episode, Mike Matthews and I discuss fasted weight training, and whether or not it's a viable option for someone looking to build size, maximally.

Show-Notes: www.MuscleMonsters.com/ep20

If you've ever dieted for a prolonged period of time, then you've likely hit some sort of a weight loss plateau. Unfortunately, most people aren't calculated enough to get through this stall in fat loss and end up quitting on their diet. Fortunately, I have a very simple solution that'll help ensure you never get stuck at the same weight, and break through any plateau you hit during your fat loss phase.

Show Notes: www.musclemonsters.com/ep19

There are two things that, for a man, never seem to be big enough. One is their pecs and the other is their bench press. In today's episode we are talking to highly sought after strength coach, Kyle Hunt. If there is anyone I trust when it comes to achieving a bigger bench, it's a guy who can bench press well over double his bodyweight (390 LBS at 165 BW).

Show-Notes: www.musclemonsters.com/ep18

Today we speak to my good friend, newly crowned professional bodybuilder, Mike Pucci. He just recently attained two pro cards, both in huge natural bodybuilding organizations, and did it all while eating more carbs, doing less cardio, and (in my opinion) preserving more muscle mass than ever before.

Show-Notes: www.musclemonsters.com/ep17