Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle
October 8, 2008 by Dheny
Filed under Product Review
The author is a freelance writer, a natural body builder and a coach; Tom Venuto is a definitely a jack of many trades. This guy’s article is often featured on various health and fitness magazines that are hungrily being consumed by his followers. What makes Tom’s book a success and what differentiates it from the rest?
Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle is a book that offers various tools that can aid a person in tweaking an individual’s diet in order to achieve optimum levels of fat burning efficiency. The book teaches a person how to calculate the needed nutrients for their body type in order to reach their fat loss goal as well as calculating the exact lean body mass goal. Like any other weight loss or diet plan, assessing ones body type as well as understanding what work and what does not work for your body is a must, otherwise all efforts will be futile.
BFFM or Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle, is a book aimed at an over all health, fitness and wellness standpoint. Tom Venuto made sure to emphasize the importance of over all fitness articulated with positive reinforcements that mentally stimulates a person to challenge themselves to do their best and be the best. In weight loss programs our real competitors aren’t the people lined up beside us jogging with much frenzy on their machines, instead we compete with ourselves. We battle to go beyond our personally set limitations, to reach new goals and then strive harder to beat that as well. The book provides excellent coaching skills for the body and the mind.
A very educational book that is written in a well rounded manner, the author asserts the importance of knowing how something works and how to make it work properly results to choices and decisions that are more thought of. The positive approach of the book is possibly one of the biggest reason that made it a sure hit. The writing style is fresh and is filled to the brim with information and ideals that are applicable beyond the realms of your fitness center. The body is a temple that needs not just to be worshipped but kept clean and maintained to achieve longevity.
The book gives an in depth information regarding goal setting, education on food nutrients, body typing, exercise and the formulas that teaches how to properly calculate exact rations and nutrient amounts that differ per individual. That perhaps is the key component in achieving a weight loss or fitness goal. As part of an additional bonus, the book includes”recipes” that are guaranteed to help blast out the fat, or foods that burn fat or foods that turn into fat are just some of the extra helpful reads provided.
Amusingly there are very few things that are new in this book; its contents are not exactly unbeknownst to man. Instead most are mere reaffirmations of concepts that are neglected or overlooked. Obviously as our body changes it is necessary to tweak external factors around it. Diet’s, exercise regimens and the like should be able to keep pace with the body’s constant changes and needs.
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No Nonsense Muscle Building
September 10, 2008 by Dheny
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No Nonsense Muscle Building - As the title depicts this book is written in a: no nonsense, I won’t accept excuses on why you are such a wimp instead of being or maintaining what he refers to nothing less than spectacular physical physique. According to the author Vince Delmonte, the only excuse a person has for not being in good mental and physical shape is ignorance and laziness both of which aren’t really valid excuses in his opinion. This guy is obviously not the type who sits around doing nothing; he probably exercises, exercising in his sleep. Definitely not the guy who comforts your weak efforts with a pat in the head, his approach is probably adapted from or adapted by drill sergeants everywhere.
Genetics, metabolism and a string of possibly you just got lucky factors should not keep a person from achieving more. Vince from the very first pages of his book makes sure that he in grains into the readers head that there are no excuses if a person wants to get to his or her goal. He asserts that wasting time is not an option, especially if it’s wasting time on negativity and instead be able grasp the reality of possibilities available to perfect oneself.
The objective of his book is a fitness model physique as an end result instead of the big bulky green guy called the Hulk body type. Monstrosity does not after all appeal to anyone. Vince is after all a fitness model competitor so it seems only fitting for him to produce a piece that lead to his success. His programs include often ignored techniques such as flexibility training, muscle balance and endurance training to name a few.
His main objective is to make skinny guys capable of getting muscle to stick to their frames. His core muscle gain strategy that is expounded in the book is a sure fire technique in losing the fat or adding the muscle. His techniques provide the best results for himself as well as the clients he himself trains. Also showcased is the 9 growth principles he bases his work outs from. Generally all muscle building program out there adheres to these same basic principles. According to Vince the problem arises when trainers neglect, misinform or totally forget about these principles.
Aside from a chapter on training programs, the book talks about hormones, basic rest and recovery principles and dieting to name a few. The selling point of this book is the approach as well as the personal experiences related to every technique. The author has made it clear that he does not teach anything he himself does not practice.
The book is filled with straightforward material that is great for a no frills reader. Bonuses such as newsletters and weekly diet plans are some more additions to this great book. In conclusion, the once skinny guy turned fitness model and author is living proof that the system does work. He in himself is a testimony and a role model for those who desire the same end results as his.
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