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Huge Muscle Mass & Huge Strength Gains…

That’s what every guy who pounds away in the gym day after day wants to achieve.

Nobody wants a physique that’s “all show” and no go…
You want a body that’s as strong and powerful as it looks! Right?

That’s why I’ve teamed up with Mike Westerdal from Critical Bench to bring you some
of the very best Power-Building tips and tricks to help you get Bigger & Stronger!

And we want to help you achieve these results in the FASTEST means possible
without spinning your wheels and getting stuck in frustrating plateaus and
“No Growth” training ruts.

Both Mike and I have been online for over a decade helping literally thousands
of guys from all over the world achieve their fitness goals of increasing strength
and packing on solid muscular mass.

And now we’ve partnered up to combine our very best Mass & Strength
building techniques into a killer new workout system that’s been fully updated for 2010.

We’re combining the very best of both worlds…
Hardcore Powerlifting Strength Training AND Hardcore Mass Building
into one Kick Ass Training System!

And we need YOUR help…


This Power-Building System isn’t available anywhere right now.
We’re keeping it under wraps until we finally release it to the general public in a
few weeks time. But you can WIN A FREE Copy of this training system right here!

To enter simply reply in the comments section below this post with the following:
(reply form is at the bottom of the page)

In 250 words or less, I want you to tell me exactly why building a big, strong, muscular body is so important to you and why you NEED a ‘Proven Mass and Power Building Training System’ to help you achieve your fitness goals Right Now!

Mike and I will be selecting the top 5 reply’s from the comments below and give away
5 FREE Copies of our Brand New Mass & Power Building Workout Training System!

So if you want to get a copy of this before anyone else, and have a step-by-step
program that will take you by the hand and guide you towards building the powerful
muscular physique of your dreams, then make sure to take your time and submit
your 250 word reply below…

We’re going to keep this contest open all weekend long and on Monday (June 14)
we’ll be selecting the 5 winners.

Good Luck!

About The Author

leehayward

Lee Hayward is a former competitive bodybuilder and muscle building coach who has been online coaching people since 1997. His work has been featured in several international magazines such as: FLEX, Muscle Insider, Muscle Mag International, Testosterone, Ironmag, and Forbes. Lee's main focus right now is with helping men over 40 - who don't want to be fat anymore - lose the gut, build muscle, and get back in shape. If you're ready to "Start Again" for the last time and finally build a lean healthy body that you can be proud of, just e-mail Lee to discuss a realistic action plan that's right for you... lee@leehayward.com

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  • This is where you post your contest entry and tell us why building a big, strong, muscular body is so important to you and why you NEED this program to help you achieve your fitness goals.

  • John Moffatt

    I need a mass and strength program because i have been training for about three years now and have hit a serious road block my weight has not increased over 81kgs in 6 months and i am finding it near impossible to find anything to add them extra kgs to my lifts so that i am able to meet my dream lifts.
    I be one of the first people to follow a program wrote by yourself and Mike would make it all the sweeter after following you online for so long from over here in england and using some of the killer tips that have realy helped me in the past letting me know how good your programs are!!

  • To Impress my Girl Friend, I need Strength and huge body.

  • Gastón

    Hello, I need a mass and strength program to improve my marks of powerlifting in argentina to fight against competitors that us anabolic programs.

  • Tony Martinez

    I really need the program lee, I’ve been training for yrs now and seem to make minimal gaines at best, I really need a new program to change things up and shock my body for some new growth. I go on your website weekly and also follow you on facebook, thanks for all the tips.

  • Andrew Toney

    I play football and do wrestling. I’m going to be a freshman in high school and know your program would give me extra size and strength to compete with the upperclassmen. I’d really like a program that can benefit me, and I’m positive yours can do that! Please select me!

  • Brian Luong

    I want a mass gaining and strength program to improve my lifts and my physique because I have a passion for bodybuilding and powerlifting. Both are my fields of interest, creating the sculpted body and pushing the big plates. I have been training for three years now, and I am currently 21 years old. I have experienced almost every kind of mass and strength program available to me including 3-day splits, 4-day splits, full-body workouts, calisthenics, crossfit, and gymnastics. A proven mass and power building training system would greatly benefit me as well as the fitness community. All the programs out there do have strengths and weaknesses, but there is no one program that works for every solitary person. All bodies are different, and there is no one program that can fit every body. I have done blast your bench and increase my bench press by a lot. I need a proven mass and power building training system to hasten up my gains and show people just how effective your systems can be. I also have a bodybuilding competition next year I am looking forward to and I have to prepare for it. I think your program can do the trick.

  • John

    Having been training now for some years, I’ve managed to “shave off” some 12% body fat and increase muscular size and strength. But, Lee, I still need to lose a further 10% body fat but have hit a long plateau and need something to kick-start the fat burning again whilst not losing muscle. The Power Building program sounds to be just what is needed – and from your and Mike’s tips over the past few years I have faith in a program you’ve put together to give it a shot.
    Here’s hoping that I can then deliver!

  • Bob

    I am 55 years old and hope to live a long a healthy life. I have seen both my parents and my wife’s parents lose muscle mass as they aged. As they lost their muscle mass, their quality of life deteriated. None of our parents lifted a finger, diet wise or exercise wise, to stem their decline.
    I have been lifting and watching my diet for a number of years now. Although I am in good shape for a 55 year old, I would like to go beyond the point that I am in right now. My challange to you – will this program work for a commited 55 year old?

  • Evan

    It’s important to me because with a big powerful body I’d get more respect from my peers. Not one of those steroid pumped muscles that grow every time you sneeze but a functional one. I believe if you want an awe inspiring head turning body your gonna have to sweat blood for it. Hey even if I’m not one of the lucky people to win this I’m probably gonna buy it anyhow. If it’s anything like I’m expecting it’s well worth the buy.

  • Tony Zager

    Hey Lee, I would love to be considered for this power-building system! I’ve been lifting off and on over the past 5yrs but the last year and half and I have really been consistent and not with just my exercise, but with my diet. I’m still experimenting a lot with different workouts and diets to try to figure out what works the best for me. I have done your blast your bench and biceps workouts and had real gains from those programs. I also have the anabolic cookbook to help with my diet. The missing piece is the guidance I feel I need to give me the confidence I’m on the right track from someone with expericence who has done this on there own. I look forward to the opportunity and will work my a** off if selected.

    Thanks, TZ

  • Kim

    Just because I am a woman doesn’t mean I don’t want a strong, muscular body! Most women are afraid of mucle, I think it is a symbol of strength and confidence. Right now it is important to me because I don’t want to head into middle age being soft and fluffly. I want to get past the plateu’s that I have been stuck at over the past years and to have a proven program to follow would be ideal!

  • Walter

    Hi Lee, awesome stuff you send out to us. The reason why I would like to get a hold on a proven “mass and strength building” program is… I’m 38 years old, at 5’11 weighing about 210lbs…I’ve always been a hardgainer, which as you know, I have to workout extra hard all the time to be able to put on any size. I have competed in Europe about 15 years ago. Now that I’m 38, I would like to compete again without making a fool out of myself. I feel a have hit a plateau. I have tried and followed many of your tips which have been working for me, so I trust that whatever you have in regards to “mass and strength”, will definitely work. Let me have a shot a this, please. Best regards,

    Walter

  • Tadd McFarland

    Hey Lee,

    I need a powerful workout and mass building program for the simple reason that I want to prove to everyone that I know that it is not all show. I have been training for about two years, and I have seen some significant gains in that time. my only downfall would be nuitrition which I have been paying more close attention to. I have followed every workout technique that you have put on on your blog and I have seen everyone of your youtube videos. They have helped me become who I am today. Mainly I want to put on the mass for myself. I want to achieve the look that so many people strive for and are struggling to get to. I want to be the average joe off the street that can amaze everyone as soon as I walk into the room. Please help me out and help me to achieve my goal. I am very dedicated to getting this way and I have more determination than most people even dream about.

    Thanks Lee,

    Tadd

  • Keith Laramee

    Lee, I have been training since I was 13 or 14 years old. Now I am 42 and competing in powerlifting meets with my son – age 17. I need a quallty mass and power building system to help me (and my son) push our limits and break through plateaus. He is a football player and wrestler and I am an old codger trying to stay a few steps ahead of his son and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Training together has been a great experience for us both, but the last thing I want to do is pass along any of the bad habits I’ve (invariably) acquired over the years. This program would be an ideal way for me in insure not only that I’m doing the right things, but he is as well. I’m working on grooming the next generation of strongmen, you know ;-).

  • Dean

    Hey Lee, I would love to be considered for this power-building system! I really need the program lee, I’ve been training for yrs now and seem to make minimal gaines at best. I am 42 years old and have had many injuries in college (football). My son and friend are pushing me to play flag football and need so help to be able to play in a division (20-30 year olds). I also have a 2 year old and need to be in great shape to be ready to coach him in sports.

    Thanks, Dean

  • Jason

    I’ve been working out for a little over a year in which I got great results from. My problem is that I was self thought and i’m at a stand still with my weight gain. I believe it’s because I don’t know alot of exercises to be mixing things up.
    I would love any help I can get.

  • Gabriel

    I love training and since reading other books I came to the conclusion that muscle mass (hypertrophy) must be balanced with power (or strength).
    Ith relatively easy to picture muscle building with heavy weights, but it is hard to find the optimum combination; too much weight and there’s more power gaining than muscle and too much volume and less power training (or strength) will create more of a strength deficit. Each have different advantages and dis advantages. Finding the right combo for one’s particular genetics requires a deeper analys into training different individuals with different bodytypes and muscle fibers (slow-twich (I) and fast-ywich(II)) . Having one single workout regiment that is used by hundreds of people whould do nothing to put some mind into training too (if you get what I mean). Personally I whould like to read is and I hope it rises up to my challange!

  • rashard

    well im playin football n i would really like to gain more muscle n strenght so that i can perform at my best and feel like the best while doing it.

  • Josh

    Hey Lee & Mike, I’m 21 years old and I have been busting my ass in the gym and eating the right way for 3 years now, but I still have no results to show for my hard work ( I still look small and scrawny)!!! The most frustrating thing about it is that I really do put the time and effort to put on muscle mass but I just can’t seem to get any results. Having some quality muscle mass has been a dream of mine ever since I was little. Also, I feel that once I have put on some good quality muscle mass, then i’ll finally have the self-esteem and confidence that I’ve been wanting for so long!! …(And hopefully I would start getting some attention from the ladies for once! haha). I could be one of your success stories.
    Thanks guys

    -Josh

  • George

    I had a triple heart bypass 2 years ago and my carer then told me about an 83 old who had to use a zimmer frame to go to the shower. Now at 79 I need as much muscular strrengh as is possible so that I am not like him in 4 years time.
    Thank you for all your emails.
    George

  • Bhabani

    Hi I need your program to bulking up and increase muscular weight.

  • Ethan Potter

    Hey Lee
    I have been training for about a year and a half now and have developed a huge passion for the sport and art of bodybuilding,
    I have a constant thirst for knowledge on how to make new strength and size gains and have found yours and mikes work a lot of help in my journey,
    I am still fairly new and something like this would really help me take my progress and knowledge to a standard of greatness
    all the best for the future =]

  • James

    I need a strength and mass building program because this is my life. Im 21 years old and im extremely committed but not extremely knowledgeable. I’ve been lifting seriously for the past 3 years and have seen massive gains throughout those years, however i am still not happy with my strength and size. I do not ever want to use steroids in order to become more content with my progression. I also compete in high level rugby where strength and size is a must! This is why i would like a free copy of the Proven Mass and Power Building Training System!

  • Sam

    Hey, It would be great to get a copy of this new program. I would fully implement what the program says and put the program to the test. I have been working out for about a year and a half now ( 23 years old), and started out making okay gains, my bench press is up to 260 lb max ( nothing to brag about) and my mind is set on getting 3 plates ( 315) and beyond. Right now I use a 4 day split, and am looking to switch up to a different routine to trick the muscles into new growth. So help a brother out with a new program.

  • Brandon Medina

    Lee, I’m going to be honest with you.. I don’t really know what I’m doing. Plain as that, that’s why I subscribed to your news letters to begin with. I’ve only been training for a little over a year now but I have made some somewhat Ideal gains, but nothing great being I don’t have so much experience in lifting so I have to learn from others and the majority of the time ”others” don’t know what the heck they’re talking about. I’m sick of being told wrong info or different things by people all the time. I need a good solid workout routine that’s going to give me size aswell as the strength I need. I will be starting college football in the fall also and being only 17 I am at a disadvantage naturally. Also I would like this program because be honest, who doesn’t want to be strong and have a muscular physique. Lee I need the ‘Proven mass and powerbuilding program’ you and Mike have worked hard I’m sure to put together.

  • Brian

    I just graduated from my high school Magna cum Laude with a GPA of 3.82 and a 1930 on the SAT. I am 18 years old, 6 foot 6, 195 pounds and can bench 220. I played varsity basketball for my high school and am going to be playing D-III level college basketball next fall. I’ve been working out for about 3 years now and have had significant muscle mass gains but I need a program that I can do this summer that will push me significantly over the 200 pound mark so that I can compete better down low in the post next year. I can’t seem to get over 200 pounds. The most I’ve ever weighed was 197. My goal is to be 215 in at least 6 months. I hope this program can help get me there. My grades prove that I can and do work hard and accomplish things. I want to be the best basketball player that I can be and am ready to work hard for it. Thanks Lee!

  • Gary Planck

    Hey I have been training for about 3 year now and i used to be 275 lbs. I was just plain out fat lol. But I lost down to 180 lbs and i was just skinny and looked bad. So thats when i started lifting I am now 205 lbs. But I go up and down all the time I want to add muscle and don’t care a whole lot about streangth. I care a lot about looking good and feeling good. When I gain strength i get fatter and it dont look good. I need to be more toned without the fat. I know that you guys could help me out. Thanks

  • timothy crampton

    lee, the reason i need a system is so my team can further continue and achieve our powerlifting program. in 2008 i took 4th place in the national powerlifting meet for the 114 weight class and my team took 5th overall. Rite now our program is not very good we are trying to raise money for equipment and could really use your help. im a hard worker and so isa my team, when i weighed 115lbs. i benched 145, squatted 315 and deadlifted 320 those our numbers that will test your machine and so will th rest of my team.

  • Matej

    Well, i started going in fitnes because of girls, if i tell you the truth and then I sort of fall in love for fitness. I have been training for about a 3 years now, but my results are minimum. I don’t know what to do anymore. I yust can’t get mass. Specially on my back and chest. I really like fitnnes, but I started to think about giving up becouse there is no point in it, if there are no results. Now you gave me new hope with this program and i really NEEEEED it, so i can finally build some mass and gain some strength, so please pick me 🙂

  • Jorge

    Hi Lee & Mike,
    I need this program! I am 28 years old and have just turned my life around! After struggling with alcohol and drugs for a large period of my adult life I have now began to rebuild my spirit, my mind and my body. I constantly workout and have tried many programs with very little results. However, though I have not given up! I need something real to push me into transforming my body.

  • Adam

    LEE!! Building a very strong and extremely powerful muscular body is most definitely 1 of my top goals. I started working out weighing in at 130 soaking wet. Walking into the gym i only knew the basics but then quickly picked up different excercises and techniques and began getting some good results all around. All of a sudden people are treatin me differntly at work public everywhere so i got addicted very quickly haha which also got me in a trap. Since i had no idea what i was doing i was trying to do every single differnt excercise and technique people were doing for that particular muscle group and led me into overtraining i was trying to rep out every set every time i went and just crushed my body. This is about the time i discovered your web page and learned a s**t ton from you. So my workouts changed and again got some great results! Now it seems like im just stuck. Im at 155 and id really just love the knowledge from your program to really straighten out my workouts and take it up to the next level! I wana WOW people haha so yes building a great body is very important to me in life period it makes my job easier and people are alot nicer to me lol. Thanks for the opportunity Lee!

  • Jason

    Lee, I need to bulk up more and increase my strength before my wife finds out how much I spent on supplements & kicks my A**!!!

  • Chuck

    im 39 years old and started lifting about 7 years ago.I was always overweight and out of shape growing up and into my 20s.Ive had several members of my family pass away at an early age and it was usually because of thier smoking, being overweight or the food they ate.7 years ago i made a choice that i was gonna get my but off the couch and do something about it.I realized i want to live a long time and enjoy my health as long as i can.At first i did it for the sake of looking good and feeling good.AS the months and years went by i fell in love with the sport of bodybuilding.I look forward to each and every workout and i always feel better afterward.Ive even toyed with the idea of competing in some local shows and powerlifting meets when im in my 40s.I still have a long way to go but thanks to your tips ive made some huge strength gains.To win a copy of your mass and strength program would be huge for for me because i could then maximize my potential.It will greatly help me to become stronger and better as i get older.

  • Anthony Daddow

    To me the importance for weightlifting, strength training, or just over all exercise, is to learn how to discipline yourself for any given situation, physically speaking of coarse. To learn how to accomplish this the true and correct way, without having to come out of pocket with hundreds of dollars, is just priceless.
    So to be given the opportunity to have such useful information by my side at any given time, is something I could only dream of having. Thanks for all your other help Lee.

  • Huston

    Hi Lee, I believe I deserve this free offer because..well i don’t deserve it really. I’m a 15 years old and have been in the gym since I was 13. I have been reading advice from your site for about 2 years. You have been the most helpful ingredient to my muscle building. I basically hang on your every word. But I also believe I should win because I enjoy trips to the gym (school, basement, club gym, etc.) like no other. I cherish every trip and could spend over 5 ours in the gym, in fact, I’m usually booted out by my parents. I go to the gym every day, switching my target muscle every time. Over the past two years I’ve gone from a small, lanky, and weak 120lb. To a huge, beach body 155lb. I would think of this muscle building program as a chance of a lifetime. Thank you for reading Lee, and whoever you choose to win, I just want to say thank you so much for all the help you’ve given me. You have been an inspiration for me and my body.

  • Adam

    I have a few reasons why it is important to me to build a big,strong, muscular body. First is just the feeling of being stronger and in good physical condition. I have two young boys and I want to be able to keep up with their energy levels and their ability to just go,go,go all day. Being in great muscular shape makes that easier and I want to be around as long as I can with them so staying in good condition will make sure I am there for them. I also want to be a good influence and example for them when it comes to health and physical condition so they may follow in my footsteps and learn the importance and benefits of being in good shape. Second is the great feeling you get from others noticing the hard work you put in to achieve your fitness goals. Compliments feel awsome! Thirdly I want to look good for my wife. She deserves it.
    Now why I NEED this program is simple. It is quite evident that to achieve the best results in the shortest amount of time is to follow a program. Keep a log and stick with it consistently. Now seeing your results and dedication and your knowledge of strength training, who better to show me exactly what to do and when to do it then you Lee. I am a small man (5’6″, 150lbs) and my goal is to build muscle and maintain a high level of fitness. Come on Lee, help me out with goals….I’d really appreciate it.

  • Mitch

    I have been training consistently for over 5 years but have made little progress in the last 2 years. I am 6’1”, was 140lb when I started and I am now about 185lb with only a little higher percentage of bodyfat. I was always very self conscious about being so skinny and gaining 45 lbs had definitely helped with that but I am still not where I want to be. I have used your Blast Your Bench and Blast Your Biceps programs and both have given me good results but not the full body size and strength gains that I really want. My ultimate goal is to get up to a fairly lean 220lb. My current bench, squat, and dead are 245lb, 225lb, and 365lb. My long term goals are 300, 400, and 500. I am tall and lanky so the squat has never been a very strong lift for me. I am a firefighter, and although I am able to do the job now, I know that the additional strength would greatly benefit me, my fellow firefighters and the citizens of the communities that we protect. I am the best choice for receiving a copy of this program because I am determined to reach my fitness goal and develop the body and power that I have wanted for many years. I just need your expertise to guide me and since this program was designed by a bodybuilder and a powerlifter, I think it is exactly what I need.

    Thank You

  • Brandon

    Damn this looks good! Well let’s start off with a strong body is important to me not only for the confidence, but as a way to push myself to new limits. Let’s just say i’m pretty sure i have some decent genetics on my side. I have only been working out for around 6 months, and i started with a 95lb bench press, now to a 270lb bench press ( And other impressive lifts that have nearly tripled in strength) just by going into the gym 6 days a week and working out what i think needed to be worked, haha so i’m pretty much clueless workout wise. I beleive with a program made by you two who in short terms know their shit, that my strength would be taken to new levels and i could compete in contests which i want to do!!!

  • Nick

    i’m 19 years old, used to be county rugby and a euthastic down the gym, in my early days at 16yr after leaving school I really took an interest into lifting and it’s outside the gym information on nutrition and how it impacts your daily life. In my last year of 6th form I took a double fracture on my knee n into cast for 9 weeks. This took hurt me deep as all my muscle was lost nearly due to lack of eating n unable to do activities. Years on now, i REALLY want to get back into fitness in the summer for the new year, this book would really inspire me to read through whilst putting my effort into accuring the right nutritional products and diet.

    This could be a long shot but if i was to recieve the book, i would start doing a journal, a well recommended thing by many expert lifters. This could include training info, weekly pictures and what my diet has been. I wouldn’t say i’ve looked at all of the information on this site but exercises such as I watched doing deltoid flys after benching to get rid of the acid from chest are amazing to read and ACTUALLY see the results. Top chap.

    Regards, Nick

  • Mike

    Hey Lee and Mike,

    I am 29 yrs old and have been training since I was 18. I have made some great gains over that time period. I regularly follow you emails and youtube videos. The main reason I want/need your mass and strength program is I am a police officer and in this job you require the “show and go”. In my opinion nothing demands more respect than a physically fit and confident person in uniform. I have been in some serious sticky situations and I believe it was my dedication to weight training that helped me “survive”. I need your program to get to the next level.

    Thanks,
    Mike

  • Jonathan Lezondra

    I’m 43 years old and I started “serious” weight lifting just this past July 2009. In the past I have been lifting weights just for the heck of it, no serious goals and my objectives were pretty superficial. I would make a go at it then stop totally all together. This was in my younger years. Now that I’ve gotten more older and wiser, the “need” to become more healthy was becoming apparent. Before I embarked on a serious determination to be physically fit, I did a lot a research and the idea of weight lifting always hovered my mind. In one of these research, I came across LeeHayward.com and found insights that were pretty down to earth, real world scenarios where a common individual like me could actually follow your advise. I started lifting weights and at my age, I have made great progress that has made me appreciate my body and have a positive outlook on a healthy life. Ever since becoming a “follower” of your site, I have learned valuable tips and advises that I have incorporated in my workouts. From a starting bench press of just lifting the bar for about a month, I have progressed to a lifting weight right now of about 140lbs and I can 1-rep max 150lbs. Not much for a beginner like me who’s only been lifting for a year but I am very proud of the achievements I have made over the past year. Its been over a year and I have not looked back. And the benefits I am reaping right now from a slow struggle to a maintained attitude has boosted my self confidence in terms of how I look and how I feel. I have gotten stronger, my body has taken shape and form that I have not imagined of ever having. Although I am far from having a ripped form like you do Lee, I know with a lot of hard work and enthusiasm, I would get to where I would like to be. In one year of lifting weights, I have lost weight (around 25lbs) and I have gained some form in my chest, biceps, triceps and shoulders. People at work noticed this physiological change, my family noticed the change. And every time I hear them say something is music to my ears. Although competing is the farthest thing from my mind, my first and foremost objective in building a strong, muscular body is to be healthy. And then all other things follow. Thanks so much for your tips and advises. It has made me appreciate my body more than I can ever imagine. Weight lifting has provided me with a drive to strive for more. Thank you so much!

  • Smith

    Hi Lee . I want to have muscular body mainly for one reason and I will tell you a story now . I’ve been training consistently for 2 years. In the beginning I was 140 lb ,and although I have advanced a lot in terms of lifting weights ,I am stuck at 150 …and I’ve been having hard times breaking through this plateau..It all started when my father 4 years ago wanted me to go to the gym to train (he was like 200 lbs) ,and he was a natural competitor in our region …, but at the times I was unwilling to train,I was lazy , stationed in front of the computer,so I didn’t go with him… And 3 years ago he had to leave to work in another country ,and since then I haven’t seen him anymore. The main reason for my determination is that when I meet him ( I don’t know where or when) I want to show him that his efforts were worth it ,and that I haven’t failed him. It may seem strange at first glance,but this hope gives me energy every time that I train..Although I have progressed in terms of weight and strength, I still look skinny and in order to improve my physique I need these killer tips which are included in this program . So the bottom line is that if I win ,I can actually achieve my goal faster than I’ve ever imagined and prove to everyone(mainly my father) that with the right mindset,training,nutrition,(of course-drug free),everything is achievable.

  • Ed

    Hey Lee, Just wanted to thank you first for all the solid information and advise you give out on a regular basis, very helpful. I am 44 and have been training for over a year now making somewhat decent gains. I always think that my age is holding me back a bit, after all i am in my mid 40’s. Dont really know if this program you and Mike have will help, but if it does you will have a true believer in me and all the friends who I have turned on to your website. All I can say is consider giving this old dog a shot at your program, and I promise Ill give it my all. Thanks for your consideration

  • Bob

    Hi Lee,

    I would like to try your program because I am 50 years old, diabetic, have high blood pressure, and high colesteral, had lower back surgery to remove a ruptured disc, and I’m divorced. But, one of my main goals in life right now, is with all these things working agaisnt me, I want to acheive a 405 bench press, without using steroids. I want to do it all naturally. And I think your program may help me acheive that goal. I’ve used your bench press program with success and I beleive this new one will follow suite.

    Bob

  • Ben

    Dear Lee,

    I am a 6’4″ 190lb sophomore in college with single digit body-fat %. I grew up obese and out of shape and have transformed my body through hard work. Unfortunately because of my hight and natural width I cannot seem to thicken my chest and break through my 200lb plateau. I have dedicated my life to the fitness industry, and am majoring in Exercise Science with my final goal to become a Physical Therapist. I strive for perfection in everything that I do so that one day I may achieve greatness. Thank You for your time.

  • Jean-Simon Bui

    Hey there Lee !
    I’m from Québec City and french is my first language, so I’m sorry if my english is not perfect 😛 I’m 21 years old and I’ve been training for three years now, and some of the exercises you post regularly have become an important part of my training. When I started back in 2007, I was 125 pounds and ridiculously “spaguetti noodle” like. Now, I’m weighing 155 pounds, lifting great charges for my weight, and I am really proud of what I’ve achieved, with only strong will and perseverance. Building my body has given me confidence, strength and the changes have literally blown back some people I knew three to five years ago. However, I know that to continue to make important muscle gains, I need a professional program and I know you can be trusted as a bodybuilding advisor, since I’ve tried many of your exercises. Personally, I think I’m one of the best examples of how a so-called hard-gainer can push the limits to get the body of his dreams, and I think your program could help me push those limits even further. I’m a firm believer of the “strong mind in a strong body” motto, and I think building a strong, powerful and huge body is a great key to success. I help lots of hard gainers to train since the last two years and you can see how mass gaining brings confidence. Basically, I want yet another tool to help build up my body and confidence, and help others build theirs. From zero to hero : that’s my story since I’m lifting weights :).

  • Jim

    A couple of years ago, I injured my lower back performing squats and developed sciatica . I began to feel, look and act old. I am 47years old but have always been told that I look much younger. Due to the injury, I was unable to work out and began to feel depressed. I had just broken up with my girlfriend a month before the injury and was getting pumped up to start dating again.
    Unfortunately, I ended up taking meds for almost everything. More recently, I found out that many of these meds could have a negative impact on “T” levels and cause muscle atrophy. I decided I wasn’t going to go out like that, so I found info on T boosting exercises, and slowly began working out again. I then told my doc that I wanted to stop the meds and return to health the natural way, with him as a monitor. Three weeks later… my blood pressure and cholesterol went down, and “T” levels went up!
    The key here is that I plan to build muscle and strength to my fullest potential, and feel your system would greatly help with that goal. I’ve already found your videos helpful in learning good form. In fact, after watching your squat video, I’m now squatting in good form 250lbs- 50lbs more than before injury!
    Also, as I continue to build muscle and strength with your program, I’m sure I’ll be getting many compliments and will become your walking advertisement! LOL!

  • JT

    I’m 40 yrs. old and outta shape. Work outs usually last about 3-4weeks then I loose motivation. My 2 sons are growing like weeds and eventually they’re going to bring some of their “big mouth” friends over……….and I’m going to have to show them who the man is. I need som serious help.?

  • Louii

    Because…. I NEED IT.

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