Adonis Golden Ratio System

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Many men beginning a body building regimen wonder if bigger is better when it comes to becoming muscular. This desire to get big comes from a male desire to appear dominant and superior. However, according to the adonis golden ratio system bigger muscles are not better when it comes to building muscle. In fact, a larger physique is no longer practical or functional after men reach a certain threshold. Also, many women do not find a large build attractive on a man and prefer the more realistic results achieved from the system.

The adonis golden ratio system uses three customized programs called Burn, Build and Burn, and Build. The Burn program emphasizes melting off excess fat, while the Build and burn program focuses on sculpting muscles and losing the last bit of extra weight. Finally, the Build program is designed for individuals that need to gain weight and create muscle mass. Exercises and meal plans are provided for each program.
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Motor white slow motor twitch uses four to six reps and is designed to create tears in the muscle fibers. Meanwhile, red slow twitch motor unit failure uses 12 to 15 reps and creates strength. In addition, red fast twitch failure uses 20 to 25 reps in order to gain

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