Huge Muscle Mass & Huge Strength Gains…

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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

400 Comments

  • chandler

    I have been working out for 5 years now making gains here and there but it seems what ever I do I’m never where I want to be. I would love to look like jay cutler or Ronnie Coleman but we all know they are the best of the best true athletes. I’m striving to be the best I can be to have a body that makes me happy. I want to be strong, confident, and healthy, I want to be able to rip trees out of the ground or at least feel like it. I’m not far from it…. its there, I blow up when I’m pumped to sizes I never thought were possible and It makes me smile every time, but I lose it shortly after. I have gained a lot on tips from you and would love to have a copy of the mass workout to reach my goals. – thanks

  • Dominick

    As a young man I competed and was very dedicated to the iron game. My biggest strength was being so strict and dedicated. I followed every routine imaginable and got some results. These results were not because of a good solid routine, it was due to my drive. This is why is why I write to you, I can not imagine the results I will achieve through your coaching and acquired knowledge of the sport. Now being a dad of two young boys, I know the day will come for that they will ask me for my advice. With so many acclaimed trainers/coaches I see so many mistakes being made (the same ones I made). What better feeling can a dad have than giving his sons the start and the correct knowledge that will help them achieve (and hopefully keep dad a step a head of his boys).

    Keep it coming,

    Dominick

  • ryan

    i want to be able to run and lift for longer than i can do now, i have hit a roadblock in my like where i cannot build muscle or lose fat

  • jim

    as the age of 67 iam trying to get in better shape. ihave come back to working out after a period of being away from working out . i just had a physical and am in good shape[ i try to keep active]. i am about to retire and feel that if i am in better shape i still can do every thing i want to do .

  • Aaron M.

    Hi Lee and Mike-

    I am in need of your program for one reason; to serve my community when I am called upon. I am a volunteer firefighter in my area and am working towards a career in the fire service. My body needs to be well conditioned and as strong as it looks so I can perform at the highest level possible when people’s lives are in the balance. I will be entering a 17-week fire academy in August and desire to be at the top of my class academically and physically, as it is a very intense program. I don’t want to waste my time with unproven workout programs and know that the Power-Building System can take me where I need to be.

    Thank you for this opportunity and your consideration.

    Aaron

  • Bill

    Test to posting problems

  • mudit singh

    `i just to look smart . at present my body is a simple, i want to make it so that the girls of my college notice me

  • Yash Barmeda

    Hi I am Yash Barmeda and i really want to build mass and strength because at this time i am quite skinny and i really feel a bit awkward about my present body structure. but i am really passionate about building up my physique and i am also trying hard to do so. i have been avoiding eating oily food and all that stuff i am working out according to your tips. i think i would be able to carry myself more confidently if i have a quite good body. so thats all i would be really happy if i get the copy of your new program. Yash Barmeda(Quote)

  • jamie

    to see if it is reatlly KILLER?

    or just another program- Will i find out?

  • Andrew Valstad

    A couple months ago at the gym, one of the bigger guys came over and asked me to spot him. He has a very well developed body and woudl probably do very well in some smaller scale bodybuilding competitions. when I came over to find him only doing 225, I figured he was going to press it out like the NFL combine or just doing a warmup set. Figuring it was going to be a while before my help was needed I relaxed a bit and was only half paying attention. Yet to my surprise he was struggling on the secong rep and I had to basicaly deadlift the third one for him. I was stronger than this guy despite being half his size! At that point I realized, that while girls might oogle over his muscles when they pass him on the street, that inside the gym I was having a hard time finding him impressive.
    Going to Marquette for college next year I understand that I am not going to know any of the people there, and that I would like to use my physique as a tool to gain respect and make friends overall. I understand that no girl really cares how much one can bench press, as long as he looks good. Yet in the gym, where there will be a lot of students with similar intrests to me, nothing is more impressive and demanding of respect than watching somebody doing a press with monster amounts of weight. With these two facts in mind it becomes apparent that I need to not only find a balance between size and strength, yet excel in both catagories if I have any plans of using my body as a means to achieve my social potential.

  • Al

    Hi Lee,
    The reason I need such a program is that I have tried many programs and nothing really teaches how to efficiently combine the two goals. I am over fifty and have lifted weights for many years, I have a grown from a skinny kid/adult into a fairly good sized guy. I am at this time in my life, trying to show my two sons how to build a strong and efficient physique. Bulk alone will not cut it. I am currently involved in a martial arts class and want size, strength and efficiency of movement. There are many good programs out there for one goal or another but not for martial arts in particular, especially for street defense. I believe powerbuilding is the way to go. So, I would be happy to try out your system if I win one.

    Good Luck in Your Efforts,

    Al.

  • It is necessary to have a big frame so that you can turn as many heads as possible. Having a very large/muscular physique is very impressive and gives other people something to work for. You gotta be the biggest person in the gym and work your ass off to do it! I would like to get your program to try something new. I have been making my own lifting programs for the last 8 years and basically living in the gym trying different things to build muscle. I am 6’2″ and 240 at this point in time and I would like to try to pack on lean muscle and bulk up. I would like to try your program to see how good it is. Thanks!

  • Del Bailey

    Up untill 3 years ago I used do wingchun kung fu and I had a pretty good phyisic,but after a few injurys and high blood pressure the hospital told me to stop my training and my martial arts and my weight went from 81kg to 95kg and all my joints were killing me,so I thought to my self back in december 09 I cant deal with this anymore and started training again,I found your website after searhing the web for insperation and man you rock ,ive been following your trainining programes and im down to 80kg ,pain free ,and normal BP,Im now trying to pack on the muscle which is going great ,
    A massive thanks Lee keep up the great work .
    Del

  • Jeff

    Genetics may not be what I have to overcome, but it definitely is a product of ‘breeding’. I dealt with childhood brain cancer. My parents were told that I had only a few weeks to live. I fought past it and was then given a couple years. Once getting through that period, they were told their son would never make it out of his teens.
    Needless to say, I’m still alive. During that hospital stay and following years of chemotherapy, I fell off the normal growth chart during my formative years. I was very protected by my parents from that point and I wasn’t allowed to take part in anything strenuous, risky, or competitive (read ‘fun’). No football, weight lifting (“you’ll get hurt!”), no sports. I became a small, socially inept, nerd. I’ve always been the short guy, the skinny one, the weak one, picked last, etc…
    This lead to an attitude of ‘play it safe’ and ‘follow the rules’ to make it through life like a ‘normal’ person.
    In college, I took martial arts classes – a real paradigm shift to think I could even try it. I became the fastest to advance and most dedicated student and soon began teaching classes.
    I soon after that fell into a product of aging, and living safe again. Seeing myself in pictures and the mirror lately inspired me to fight aging and try to keep up with my 4 year old daughter. I’m ready to push beyond the potential set for me.
    I want ‘Show’ AND ‘Go’! I need to find a routine and you need the best test case you can find – Let’s help each other out.

  • Jimmy Vu

    Hello Lee,

    The reason this offer caught my eyes was that I’m an extremely dedicated and obsessed person when it comes to bodybuilding. This was all because of the issues that occurred during my childhood. I was never the fit kid, in fact i was quite out of shape. I had no skill or anything in any sports. It was up until my junior year of high school that i felt i needed a change in my life and i started lifting. It’s been 2 years for me in the gym consistently and I’ve realized that I haven’t been making the progress/gains that i longed for whatsoever. I have such desires to become the best that I can be with my physique that never does a day go by where I don’t think about working out. I am constantly looking for articles, eBooks, and other sources to help me understand more. Understanding equals a quicker path to my goals. Getting stronger and more fit means everything to me. I often find myself skipping out on social occasions just so i cant eat properly and be able to workout and not be behind on schedule. So its quite obvious how happy i would be if i win this system…

    Thanks Lee

  • Koncheng

    Building a powerful muscular body is important to me because it has always been one of my goals to achieve. I desperately need to improve my self esteem and confidence. Always being the skinny guy isn’t easy. I put my time in the gym, eat a lot and healthy, and research yet everyday all I hear is “Man you need to eat more”. My strength gains have been very slow. I have tried everything from supplements, different programs, muscle confusion, and almost everything you can think of when it comes to power building. This whole school year, my bench press has been stuck at 140. That’s 9 months with very little to no gains. I’m only repping 115, 6 times. I’ve tried so many benching tips; form, rest, rep variations, and many more. Basically my physique and strength have not seen much progress within the past year or so. I need a proven program because everyone underestimates me. I recently just placed 3rd in my jiu jitsu tournament. People still don’t take me seriously when they find out that I’m a mixed martial artist. They tell me I’ll never make it with where my body is at right now. I need a good program to boost my strength and physique to prove everyone wrong and show them what I am really capable of. Lee and Mike, I NEED your program because not only do I need it for my body; I need it to help me in life.

  • Trey

    I’ve been working out for a couple of years now and I’ve seen very little improvemet. I have tried many of your tips and I love them. Nothing negative to say period. In the past 4 months I have noticed mass and muscle strength from using them. I don’t want to be the fat kid anymore and I’m committed to doing everthing possible to get out of this stage in my life and have the body and physical power and strength I want. Looks isn’t everything in life but to have them and be in the best shape of your life has to be the greatest feeling ever and I know if I get your video I will have that feeling. This would make me feel wonderful if I have to opportunity to use your program. Thanks.

  • John Roberts

    Hi Lee, Ya looked pretty good for your competition. alot of time dedication went into. i think you should use me as your guinea pig for this program . I train extremely hard and i’ve made strength gains on my bench with both your program and mike’s program(critical bench and blast your bench programs) my strength gains using those programs are great but if I could build quality mass along with the strength I should be able to keep my body fat down with out loseing strength. and this system your putting together seems like it would help me obtain my ultimate goal. but even if I’m not picked I’ll try anyway. thanks for all the help .

  • Dennis

    I am 68 years old and have been working out for many years but I seem to be losing the battle. I want and expect to live many more years, but I know that having a strong and muscular body is going to be necessary to enjoy that extended time. I need a proven system that will help me make the necessary gains in lean muscle and get rid of the fat that just seems to hang around no matter what I do now or whose concept I have tried. Having followed your comments and ideas for the last year, I believe you are on the right track and I would very much like to try your integrated approach.

  • I want to be able to prove to myself and to prove to everyone that I CAN be my best and stay my best.

  • Matias Negrete

    Lee,
    About 7 months ago when I first ran in to your website via youtube I was 6 foot 3 inches and 350 pounds of pure fat. No muscle at all! I was a loser who was lazy and loved to eat my problems away. The only thing I ate was fast food, I smoked, and drank beer way too much. Something about your videos motivated me to do something about it. So I did. I changed my diet and started a workout program built around things I’ve learned from you. I am now 280 pounds! Thats 70 pounds down! I’m still not where I want to be. My strength is slowly building and I am definitely more muscular. I don’t want to loose weight and be skinny like the usual diet program promises. I want to be big and strong. I am 27 with 2 daughters and I want to do this for them as well as myself. I think now that I have the motivation and will power I will be able to put this program to good use. Even if you don’t choose me I still want to thank you for everything you’ve already done for me and continue to do. Thank you Lee!

    Your Friend,

  • Lorenzo

    Hi Lee and Mike,
    Building a big, strong body is important to me, because this is what I love to do and because it runs in the family. My grandfather was a bodybuilder and didn’t only look great, but was also very strong. Although he had heart problems, he always stayed with the iron. Even after a couple of heart surgeries, nothing could stop him. He actually had 7 heart attacks, which he all survived because of the great shape his body was in. The story that will always stay with me is that one day when he was giving class a sudden pain occurred in his arm. He continued giving class, only to find out later that day when seeing the doc that he had a heart attack. I believe that a big reason why he could stand this pain is because of his strength. Two of my uncles followed the same path as my grandfather and were bodybuilders. To this day they are still in great shape and out lift me anytime anywhere, but not for long. Now the time has come for the next generation. My little brother, my cousin and I are all serious about getting as strong and big as them. Well actually, we are set on surpassing them. As for me I’d like to improve my health the way he did and make him proud. That’s why I would love to get my hands on your new book.
    Thanks for considering me!
    Lorenzo

  • muzzi

    building a big strong body is very important to me as i am only 21years old and need the strength in order to be able to get through my day job which is a rugby league player.

  • darrell loggins

    LEE,
    i have been training for 1 1/2 yr and have hit a wall on my gains. i’ve had a long layoff from training because of hodgkins disease and pacemaker implantation from the damage my heart has had from chemo and radiation,(half of my chest is burnt off) but i have worked my way back to a 225 bench press and 190lbs at 6’0. i am really determined to get back to 300lb BP, but i need a little help and would really cherish trying out your progam. the setbacks have really made my determination even stronger. thanks

  • Justin Stine

    I will be a high school senior in the fall, and my ultimate goal is to win the 2011 state weightlifting championship of Florida. This year, I have qualified for the 2010 championship, and once I received the news, I googled the fastest way to obtain a bigger bench press. Fortunately, the first link that popped up was that letter that Mike Westerdal shares with the public, advertising the Critical Bench Program. Once I saw it was for a ten week period, I decided to start the program the week following the state finals. I searched for other solutions, only to realize that time was a critical component in building a bigger bench. During the 4-5 weeks I had left to prepare, I did what I could, following the tips and guidelines outlined in the 50 tips to gaining a bigger bench e-book. Even though I worked hard, ate right, and followed these guidelines, I came in last place. Weightlifting is my life, and I have a dedication and passion for this sport. Wanna know why I fell short, it is because I had been committed to a muscle building magazine, and fell victim to its false information and biased principles and concepts. I have wasted my time training by their false guidlines for 3 years, and went NOWHERE. I am still hitting my head with a barbell to this day. I began the critical bench program the Wednesday after states, preparing for the next state final matchup. I am just completing week 7, and I have actually gained strength with this program. I have never seen any fast paced progress such as this. I bench pressed 315 at states, and benching 350 pounds now! That is unbelievable, and it is because I have found a source of reliable information pertaining to this sport. The Critical Bench Program shares the unvarnished truth with the public. I am continually searching for other important information and tips out there on the web that will help me in my goal and mission. I am considering becoming a personal trainer, as that will expose me to alot of information of the sport I love. I have a low income, minimum wage job, and can barely keep up with my diet and supps as it is. If I am one of the chosen 5 to receive the Critical Bench 2.0 for free, great. If not, I will buy it ASAP. I will continue to work hard, push myself to failure on every set, and continue to educate myself with this sport that my passion lies in. If I continue to work hard, and follow what I’ve learned, I am sure that 365 days is enough time to win the state finals of my senior year! Thank you for the information that you have shared with me so far.

  • Nate Malcolm

    Ok..First lee i’m already seeing gains from all the free advice your given me, so a big kiwi thanks mate gose to you! So thats NewZealand and Canadas dimplimatic relations strenthend!..lol.Seriously im two years into my new life journey, i havnt been that productive in society,honestly bouncing in and out of jails all my life, then i built on my self determination by self detoxing off of a huge drug habit!! I used exsersise and weights and isolation..well i got put in the pound.lol.but thats another story!Today i’m about to graduate Newzealands hardests resedential recovery facility for long term criminal offenders.or high end offenders..graduation set for 3 july,so thats two years into the start of my new life clean and sober and it would be an awsome start to my graduating to have a kick start like this to help me to maintan my recovery!I was 65kg ringging wet, with the power of a wet teabag two years ago, i’m currently 104kg and able to lift a considerable wieght..i carry a damaged rotator cuff injury and a damaged lower back , but i try to work through this by taking extra care..this prize would help in so many ways..thanks mate take care!

  • Nate Malcolm

    Ok..First lee i’m already seeing gains from all the free advice your given me, so a big kiwi thanks mate gose to you! So thats NewZealand and Canadas dimplimatic relations strenthend!..lol.Seriously im two years into my new life journey, i havnt been that productive in society,honestly bouncing in and out of jails all my life, then i built on my self determination by self detoxing off of a huge drug habit!! I used exsersise and weights and isolation..well i got put in the pound.lol.but thats another story!Today i’m about to graduate Newzealands hardests resedential recovery facility for long term criminal offenders.or high end offenders..graduation set for 3 july,so thats two years into the start of my new life clean and sober and it would be an awsome start to my graduating to have a kick start like this to help me to maintan my recovery!I was 65kg ringging wet, with the power of a wet teabag two years ago, i’m currently 104kg and able to lift a considerable wieght..i carry a damaged rotator cuff injury and a damaged lower back , but i try to work through this by taking extra care..this prize would help in so many ways..thanks mate take care!  (Quote)

    I’m a real piece of work…in progress!!

  • Henrik

    I dont wanna win. I wanna pay for it cus i love you (no homo)

  • Luke Rich

    Right where do I begin, at 4 years old I went into the lifting equipment shop with my dad and pick up a 10lb dumbell with both hands, lifted it aboe my head and said look dad I’m Super man. My dad now heading for 60 was always a powerhouse deadlifting max 800lbs and bench 410lbs at about 17 stone.

    I have always wanted to emulate this, as it turns out I haven’t arrived from Krypton so that hasn’t worked out. I harassed him to let me train, until I was allowed at 16. I am now 27 and yeah I am quite a strong guy, 5 ft 9 12 stone with a max bench of 308lb’s (where I have been for app. 3 years) but I have never been big enough to hammer up the kind of awesome amounts I have dreamt of for the past 23 years.

    Help me out I will do what you say and let you know the results. Cheers

  • Hi Lee, I’ve been working out since September 2009 and have gotten quite serious about it. I am a recovered ED and never intend to go down that path again. I’d love to use your program to shock my body into growth over the summer and possibly compete by the time I’m 16!!! Thanks Lee, I appreciate your time.

  • john

    well lee there is’nt really much to say, everyone on here obviously needs some sort of push and guidence, all the comments pretty much are the same. I’m glad to see soooo many actually interested it being and getting more healthy. I hope all are doing it for the right reasons though. I do listen to all the tips you have gave so far and hopefully other have as well. The way i see it though is times are hard enough, and there arent a lot of people out there willing to help others, like you have thus far. After seeing how many people are interested and have followed you this long i think they all deserve a copy….
    Thanks

  • I am 59 years old and been working out for past 40+ years.I can still bench press 225lbs. for 10 reps.In my younger life,33 reps.I am trying to improve,but waiting for those good days,again.Age don’t matter,it’s just a number.I can still do more powerbuilding exercises for my age, and out perform a lot of people.I like your e-mails,because it reminds me,again.You looked perfect in your past event.Thank you for your info.

  • Joe

    I’m 28 , and have lifted for 10 years, seriously 3. I used blast your bench to increase my bench 55 lbs to 300. Soon after I injured my rotator cuff, a product of improper form, and quit working out for 6 months, because I was aggrevated at myself. I’ve been lifting again for 7 months and saw the quick “begginer” gains and have hit a plateau. I’ve fluctuated from 176 to 218 lbs (at 5’10) over the past 3 years. Now I’m at 195. I’ve saw muscle gains, and decided to begin cutting, only to realize 3 or 4 weeks in my goal is still mass/strength gains. I am consisitent in my diet eating every 2-3 hours. Coworkers and others around me see how much and often I eat, and ask how do I stay so small, not encouraging for mass buiding. I did p90x 2 years ago, completed 2 months and found myself at the lowest bodyweight I’ve been since 10th grade, and went off the program to begin lifting and eating for mass gains. I’ve tried 20 rep squats, and did increase to 195 20 reps, but no real mass gains. Now i’m doing the bench/squat/deadlift every other day routine. So anyway, I know I would dedicate myself to the exercises and diet in the program because I would feel obligated not only to myself, but to you and Mike if I were chosen. I want a noticeably strong muscular body so I’m not the guy who always works out, and nobody can tell by looking at him.

  • Todd

    Honestly I probably don’t have a better reason than any of the other guys on this page, but I decided to tell my story anyways. Last march I hit a low point in my life. I was over 260lbs and just turned 31, I had been smoking since college and eating whatever was in front of me. I have two wonderful children 3 and 6 and fealt they deserved better than me as a father. So I made a change it started slow, I stopped smoking and got into a boxing class two months of that and I joined a gym. I’ve purchased several online programs and turned weight lifting into and obsession. I used to be an athlete, but let myself go for to long. I’m now around 228 at 6’2″ and workout 4-5 times a week, but am still far from my goals. So if you pick me I surely will give your program 100% and if you don’t I’m sure the people you pick are well deserved.

  • Riley St. Pierre

    I’m 16 years old. Mass and Strength is everything at my age. The first impression you have of someone my age is how big they are. You look at their arms, their chest, maybe ask how much they bench. It’s one of the main goals for people my age. As for me, I play 3 sports all year round. I have to be strong and in shape. If I don’t, well I won’t play these sports productively let alone I will become exhausted. I’ve been working out for about 3 years and I’ve done a lot of research on lifting and proper nutrition, etc.. I dont take any supplements whatsoever and I believe i’ve gained quite extensive knowledge on weight lifting and being in shape. Right now, it’s summer time. I am training now but I need that extra push and those extra tips to be in shape and be ahead of my competitors. I need to be stronger, faster, and bigger than everyone I run/play against this year. I have read your many articles, Lee and I’ve seen the many great things and great tips Mike has made. I NEED your mass and power building training system NOW. I know it will push me over the top and will make me one hell of a competitor in the year to come. Thanks!

  • Jason Armstrong

    Building a strong and massive body is important to me because first of all I love all things strength related. I’ve competed in powerlifting for several years and played every sport I could. The biggest reason it is so important to me is because I have been in the gym for the better part of a decade. Yet, I’m all Go and No Show. I’m as strong as an ox but I don’t have the body that I want. I’ve tried all the hyped up BS programs and diets to no avail. Yes, I have followed them to the letter! I want a training program that is NOT some shit made up from a guy that has never trained and has spent all his life nose deep in books. I want a program from a guy that has paid his dues in the gym. With powerlifting…I can get it done. I can get strong. But I want big muscles to match my strength. So anyway, not to be disrespectful, if you have a program you think might help me build big muscles as well as strength with no bullshit. Then I hope you choose me.

  • Ray

    I’ve been working out for some time now and I have seen some results, but is time to start seeing great results. I’ve learned that when you first start working out almost everything you do works, you see results no matter what. But eventually, this is no longer the case and one needs to strategize much more and be more serious. I need a good program for that reason, and I know you can give me that, I trust you. So I want this program too. Finally, why do I ultimately want to get such results? I want to prove to myself that I can do it, that i have enough determination to obtain what I want. I have many dreams and goals in life that I really plan to accomplish, and I’m working on doing just that. If I get the big strong body I want it will help me to see that this is indeed possible, that I have teh capability to do it, so it will give me determination to accomplish my other goals.

  • jorge

    i would like the chance to win your program because i have been training for 4 years now and my progress has really slow down over this year. i have not got any bigger and people dont believe that im strong because they say im too small, so i would really like to add some lean mass to my body to go along with my strength. i would like to get my body weight up to 185 im about 170 right now. im 17 years old and i bench 300 and i would like to have the body to match my strength so people will believe me when i tell them how strong i am. i work out real hard but my body dont really show it and i would also like to build a six pack. once again i would really appreciate the chance to win one of the 5 free copies.

  • Andy lomax

    I have been making decent gains from being a small guy but I am still very small. I’ve been needing something to steer me in the right direction and make me stronger. My family as well needs help I’m really the only one trying to stay fit and I need help guiding them. So this would help me become stronger and better as well as help me keep my family healthy, thanks.

  • luis

    lee the reason i would like to win one of the programs is because growing up i was the fat kid and i was pick on, so my 8th grade summer i started working out and i feel in loved with i have been going on ever since, i just graduated high school, and i would like to take my body to a whole different level and i know that with this progam i will be able to do it. my gains have slow down and i would also like to add some mass to my chest, arms, legs, i know that your program will help me with all my goals. i want to be as strong as i can be and also have the body to match it. i dont want to be big for nothing or really strong if my body dont look like it so please give me the opportunity to win one of these programs.

  • Spencer

    Lee and Mike this quote from AHNULD says it all:
    “It is as satisfying to me as coming is – you know, as having sex with a woman and coming. So can you believe how much I am in heaven? I am, like, getting the feeling of coming in the gym. I’m getting the feeling of coming at home. I’m getting the feeling of coming backstage when I pump up.When I pose out in front of 5,000 people I get the same feeling. So I’m coming day and night. great huh?”

  • Adam Green

    I feel that when one begins out on a journey much like the journey we all take when we step in the gym to embark on building the body we want and achieving the goals we want to see, we all need a map, a map to follow to tell us exactly where were going and how to get there with our fitness goals. Without such a map one would be lost and would continue to go in circles with workout routines until they hit the rocks in the form of overtraining with no variety combined with being stuck at a plateau. Therefore although I have done a good job I feel so far creating this map for myself in the gym based on the great advice I have been given from experts like you Lee, I feel that with an actual planed out program from two experts like yourself and Mike Westerdal then my bodybuilding and powerlifting voyage could then continue to set sail only this time it would with two experts alongside at the helm guiding me like something of a young bodybuilding Christopher Columbus towards achieving goals I never thought possible. Furthermore building a strong, powerful, muscular physique is important to me because I feel in many ways bodybuilding can teach you a lot about life and help build a strong mind at the same time. When building a strong body you must also develop a strong mind, it takes consistency, determination, persistence, and all those things are important tools for life as well as fitness thats why bodybuilding has been important in my life in instilling in me these behaviors that have not only led me to achieve my fitness goals but my life goals as well.

  • Preet

    I would LOVE this program because i work in a warehouse where i have to lift over 60 lbs a box and not only do i need to build muscle i need to build SELF CONFIDENCE!. i have trouble lifting boxes after a hr and this is the only job i can get with decent pay. im the skinny and weak guy at work and all my co-workers make fun of me and i lose confidence in me and my workout routine. with your guys’ help, mike and lee, it can saved. please help me! i work out 5 days a week, different body part a day, i research everyday and I’m always on lees youtube videos and critical bench forum, i WANT and NEED this. Please guys help me. being in highschool self confidence is important. im afraid to go the gym and workout so i workout alone in my garage. i cant lift much and im for sure not huge so i refrain from going to the gym and being made fun of. Lee and Mike make me like you please!

  • Adam Green

    sorry Lee I went over 250 words hope thats not a problem

  • Gary Cooke

    Hey Lee, I’m from the U.K. and there aren’t so many people offering good advice and training programs over here. I am an ectomorph or possibly a meso-ectomorph and at 6’4″ and 10.5 stone, something needed to be done. A few years down the line and I’m a lean 13.5 stone – not bad. I want to take my physique to the next level to aid in my pursuit of music (drums – functional strength/endurance) and to help if I start looking into acting (think 300/Troy/Spartacus Blood and Sand) and basically because I want to look downright awesome. Cheers and keep it up.

  • Joel thomas

    I need this program for football it will be my senior year my last year to try to get into college i need to get bigger and stronger to play im at 214 6’1 but i need to be even bigger

  • kerry wood

    Hi guys, just have to say i dont need it 4 me(female and muscly enough from following ur programs in the past:)) BUT my training partner has hit a standstill, not that we havent done really well, he has put on almost 20kg in only 2 yrs of training with me-Yes he was extreamly skinny! would love to see if this would help him!!! cant wait to get my hands on it as all your advice in the past has worked for us both
    xx

  • Chris Mcdonald

    Hi Lee and Mike, i would like to first and fore most say thankyou Lee for what you have done on your website and what you have done for the community that supports everything your about. I think i would benefit from this program ALOT and i say that because im currently enlisted in the Navy just out of high school 18 years old and id like to get huge and ripped for my future career as a navy seal. And with your program i think i can be more than well prepared for whatever comes at me in the future. Lastly, id like to say id very much appreciate this program if you were to select me, i would keep you posted on my gains and the years to come of my new lifestyle with your program.

    Thanks for your time chris

  • Ralph

    I am almost 57 years young. I have been seriously lifting for two years now. The benefits both physically and mentally to me have literally made me a new man. I went from being an out of shape 224 pounds to a lean 175 pounds! I honestly feel younger and stronger than I did twenty years ago. My stamina has increased exponentially and I feel such a sense of pride and accomplishment when I have to show people my driver’s license to convince them that I really am almost 57. Weight training is not just about exercise; it is about a commitment to health, fitness and showing respect for one’s body and mind. Lee, I have to tell you that I’ve followed many of your suggestions and I will tell anyone who is just learning about you and your programs that they work and I am living proof that regardless of age anyone can do it if they work hard and follow your program(s)! Keep up the great work!!!

    Ralph Villecca

  • Jon

    Building a powerful physique is important to me because while I was a teen my peers said it could not be done. I have been able to accomplish many goals since my teenage years by pushing my body to the limits. I recently joined the Army about a year ago and I have lost a significant amount of muscle mass due to the Army’s style of training. I would like to prove that I can build a powerful, muscular body as well as respond to the demands of the military.