An advanced athlete may only gain in terms of strength and muscularity once a month or even less. I run what's called a dual factor periodised routine because this is the only way I can now make consistent gains in strength and consequently muscle mass. The dual factor routine lasts for a period of 9 weeks, which means I supposedly make a strength increase of somewhere in the region of 10lbs every 9 - 10 weeks (the extra week accounts for the deload at the end of the training cycle).

If you read about people gaining more than the figures that I have quoted, you should be extremely skeptical. It is possible to gain more, but I'd suggest that the trainee in question is either assisted (anabolic steroids) or has incredibly genes packed that give him/her a more than average percentage of fast twitch muscle fibres that are conducive to maximum muscle growth.How we all love to flaunt that flat and firm stomach when we go out to the beach on summer. Men and women alike are so engrossed to getting that six-pack abs and although there may be many 'instant solutions' you can find in the market today, nothing can beat the healthy way of getting a flat and well-toned tummy.


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