Creatine
Like many aspiring bodybuilders, I trained for years with the notion that if 10 sets per body part were good, 15 sets were better and I would really grow with 20-25 sets. Grueling two-hour marathon workouts were what I thought I needed to push my body to achieve significant muscle gains. Intensity, I felt, was measured by the hour hand on the clock. But with full-time employment and various professional commitments, I found that the time remaining in the day began to squeeze on my gym time. Occasionally I had those days when getting a workout meant getting in and out in less than 45 minutes (including the shower!) . While the thought of training less than an hour never set well, I found the faster, hyper intense style to be a stimulating departure from my marathon-paced routine. I got a good, fast pump with what seemed like twice the intensity. That's not to say that I don't try many of the champs' routines or specific body part exercises I read in M&F, but many of them are, well, designed for champs. (And some champs, like Mr. Olympia Dorian Yates, complete no more than a handful of truly intense sets for each bodypart! Dorian is often out of the gym in less than an hour!) What with work, fami
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Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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