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Thursday, May 8, 2014

What You Need to Know About Building Muscle Mass

What You Need to Know About Building Muscle Mass
The complex, multifaceted process of building muscle mass isn't rocket science. Anyone with a gym membership and a dedicated willingness to get fit can achieve massive strength gains over time while simultaneously improving their overall well-being. While mental fortitude is a required element of committing yourself to a strength development program, doing the work will ultimately help you achieve your goals. The process of adding lean muscle mass demands a moderate level of cardiovascular activity, emphasis on strength-training exercise, execution of a healthy diet and willingness to rest.  read more


TOPFIT Daily Activities --- Upper Table Rock Run and Heavy Bag
I got out before the heavy rain today for a good Upper Table Rock run.  I followed that with a 30 min heavy bag workout.

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