You may be surprised to learn that The Day Off Diet Program is actually the best way to build muscle. After all, what could “The Day Off Diet” have to do with strength training? While it’s true that what you eat does actually play a role in your strength training, with this program it goes further than that. The main reason why this program is so great for building muscle is that it includes a free strength training guide that in my opinion is better than any of the other guides out there (that may charge $100 or more!)
Even if you decide not to follow the diet (and if your body fat percentage is already as low as you want it to be then it’s not necessary) you will still get your money’s worth (and then some) with the strength training guide. So what is it that makes this muscle building guide so special? These methods will help you build more muscle even though you will be working out less often with shorter sessions. If you love to spend all day in the gym lifting weights then you can probably stop reading this now. But if you are like me and you want to get biggest results you can from the least amount of time in the gym then this approach is perfect.
Most strength training regimens have people lifting too often with too many reps with weights that are not heavy enough. The biggest key to strength training is not exhausting your body by doing 25 reps, it’s by lifting the largest amount of weight that you can. You only build your muscle when your muscle is stretched to the breaking point. Otherwise you are just wasting your time.
If you don’t want to go with The Day Off Diet program then you should try The Musclehead’s Guide and/or No Nonsense Muscle Building. While I personally recommend The Day Off Diet both for fat loss and for muscle building, it is important that you find the right system for you.
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