Aug 26 2008

GREATER SCOTT!

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 Thought for the Day: Each time we ask more of ourselves than we think we are able to give and we manage to give it-we grow.

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Be a part of the continuing legacy!

Recognized by his peers as a champion of champions in the field of bodybuilding: Mr. America, Mr. Universe and two-time Mr. Olympia. Larry created the Scott Bench as well as 15 unique pieces of exercise equipment. He was instrumental in creating the Cam Star Fitness Line, Sprint Circuit Line and Paramount Super Fitness Line. Larry authored Loaded Guns, invented the Bio-Phase Feedback Training System with over 5,000 clients. Additionally, he was a Contributing Editor for Muscle and Fitness, Flex and Iron Man magazines for over 40 years!

 Larry Scott The Iron Guru’s advice:   

“To acquire larger muscles you must increase the intensity of work done within a given time. This means minimum rest between sets. Push yourself. I feel workouts should be timed and you should constantly strive to shorten the time it takes to get through your routine. This is another form of progressive resistance, and is more important than raising your weights.”


Jul 10 2008

“For Those Who Want to Get Huge”

Tag: There's Joy on the Gym Floorjerving @ 5:18 pm

 Thought for the day: The course of our lives is not determinded by great awesome decisions. Our direction is set by the little day-to-day choices which cart the track on which we run.

Some of the following is similar to the fat loss advice given but here’s where it differs. If you are trying to get huge… get over the notion that you can gain size while at the same time trimming your midsection. It just doesn’t happen that way. You first have to pack on the mass then trim back. Just as the professional bodybuilders bulk up in the off season then slice up before the contests… Furthermore, If your goal is to pack on mass… your body is going to do everything it can to hold on to the status quo. Why? I don’t know really, but I know from personal experience that gaining weight is tough, (harder than losing body fat) especially if you are a hard gainer like me.

Again before you spend money on supplements you must get your T.R.I. M. S. for weight gain ….. “Total calories:” This is very important if you’re trying to gain weight, because there is a certain calorie load you need to hit and hold until your metabolism is finally forced to add another pound of mass to your frame (Yes, it’s one pound at a time.). “Ratio of Protein to Carbs:” This differs quite a bit from those trying to lose weight..

It doesn’t make any sense to load up on Tuna and chicken breast when you are trying to gain weight. Those foods are for getting ripped. “Ideal Weight:” What should a healthy athlete, weigh at your age, height and activity level . This gives you a realistic goal to shoot for. Too often we shoot for the body weights we see in the muscle mags and it gets us discouraged.“Muscle Mass Index:” This is unique to our program.

This tells you what the optimal weight should be for a healthy athlete at your age and height and activity level so that you have a specific goal to hit and hold. “Supplement:” Finally you’ll need a supplement (protein) with two very important elements. One is the correct protein to carb ratios for weight gain but even more important is a little known peptide known as “Insulin Like Growth Factors”. These IGF factors are essential for a hard gainer.. They pack meat on slender frames like nothing I’ve ever seen. This extra size and mass will make you stronger and allow you to handle more weight which will build more muscle, adding more size

Jesse L.S.C.T.


Sep 19 2007

September’s Monthly Training Tip

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Thought for the month: “Obstacles are the frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goals.” - anon


Meet the Master Regulator of Body Composition!

Why do we carve time out of our busy lives to keep our bodies in peak condition? Do we love the “natural high” of those extraordinary endorphins? Or is it so when we look in the mirror, the body looking back at us provides a deep feeling of self-fulfillment, satisfaction and, yes, even pride? Well, you may have not realized it, but the real reason we create that precious time for exercise, in its many forms, is to meet the master regulator known as Human Growth Hormone (HGH)!

Q: What is HGH?

As teenagers, our bodies produced maximum Human Growth Hormone. That’s why even if we abused our bodies, we still looked good. Then as we grew older our ability to release HGH begins to drop and our waistlines begin to increase. Yet when the Pituitary glands of 80 year old cadavers are examined, they are full of HGH. It’s all a matter of getting your body to release its stored Growth Hormone.

The A, B, C’s of releasing that magical hormone is simple, yet there are some guidelines which will help you maximize HGH release.

A. Sleep and Fasting…Although there is no prescription for the perfect amount of sleep, a general rule of thumb for most adults is 6 to 8 hours per night. During these hours, not only is vital down-time taking place, allowing for cell and tissue repair, regeneration and creation, but also simply depriving the body of food is an important element of why HGH is released during sleep.B. Intense Exercise…Compound intensity is critical in experiencing real gains in your workout routine. In fact, a Harvard University study found that Larry Scott’s High Intensity Aerobic Formula was 9 times more effective for burning fat than low to moderate intensity. One can apply this formula (20 seconds intense, 10 seconds cruise, and repeat) to virtually any exercise program. The bottom line here is increasing the intensity of your workout in order to complete your routine in less time and with more effectiveness.C. Constant Change…Just as the baseball pitcher throws the opposing batter off by hurling a mean “change up” pitch, so can changing your exercise program every 7 to 10 days spark new life, and big gains, in your body’s ability to achieve the desired results. The human body is incredibly adept at settling in an exercise routine in order to reduce stress, strain and the risk of injury. Although that is a beautiful characteristic toward self-preservation, it’s no way to hit your fitness goals in a timely manner. That is why constant change is so important…break the routine and bring new muscle cells to life!

3 Key Functions of HGH:

* PROMOTES THE SYNTHESIS OF NEW MUSCLE TISSUE.

* INCREASES THE BREAKDOWN OF FATTY TISSUES.

* BOOSTS NATURAL IMMUNE RESPONSE.

FACTS OF LIFE…

*HGH release begins to drop off at age 30!

This is the part of the “movie” where all hope is lost…and then something phenomenal takes shape!

Q: What Makes New Growth Plus Work So Well?

Argine Pyroglutamate and Lysine have been shown through studies performed by the Rome V Clinic to contain growth hormone triggering characteristics. This clinical study indicates a safe and natural increase in HGH release levels by 700% within 1 hour after taking oral arginine/lysine. Safe because these are your own growth hormones, and natural because arginine and lysine are naturally occurring amino acids, shown to extend HGH release time.

In addition, because minerals are so crucial to the directing of nutrients to all the cells of the body, New Growth Plus contains all 72 Ionic Trace Minerals to more effectively guide these powerful Growth Hormones to target cells!

Jesse Erving L.S.C.T.


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