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His words sting like the hail as it pelts your face.
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forgotten land like a gravestone to all who dare oppose it.
The locals speak of the top of the great spire. They say that atop the highest peak sits
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Yet, there is some truth to the local legend.
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states. These records are often embellished or incomplete. Unfortunately, they are te
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to spend the next month in this remote village, studying the local and rare fauna. Now,
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If you are too weak to complete the journey, you will both be lost here forever.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS —
I. THE TRUTH OF THE CLIMB
IJ. CLIMBING WITH DIRECTION
II]. DETERMINING YOUR PATH
IV. THE CLIMBTHE TRUTH OF THE CLIMB
The climb ahead is arduous and daring. You know it will take precise movements and
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Every goal you have has a realm of possibility. You wouldn't expect to scale Mount
Everest in two days, nor would you expect fo play in the NBA after practicing shooting
for one year. People are often discouraged or led astray by their misunderstanding of
what is possible. This is extremely evident in the pursuit of a muscular physique.
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average estimation of how much muscle each population can realistically expect to
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muscle gain per month. However, you will still see something close to these ranges.
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routes with easier footing or faster trails. These are enticing and surely will carry you
further up the mountain side. However, these lead to meandering paths and dead
ends. There is only one way to reach the perilous summit, and that is through slow and
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There is a stark difference between gaining weight and gaining muscle. It is obvious to
anyone who has binge eaten over a weekend or enjoyed themselves after a bodybuild-
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mostly muscle. We may delude ourselves into thinking that the scale and strength
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weight will be water and fat. In fact, if you are at the top range of untrained lifters and
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The path to the top is different for each person who walks it. Our genetics, workout
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and training. For example, someone who currently has a high body fat percentage will
see proportionally larger increases in their fat stores than someone who is lean during
this climb. In this scenario, you have no choice to climb. In the real world, however, if
you are above 15% body fat, | suggest optimizing your body composition with a high
protein caloric deficit before beginning your month-long muscle climb.
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Metabolic Rate. This is how many calories you burn at rest to maintain your current
weight. This is determined by your age, gender, height, and weight. In general, men
burn more calories than women. These measurements are done in metric, so be sure to
convert from pounds and inches to kilograms and centimeters to get the proper caloric
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Next, you will need to find your TDEE or total daily energy expenditure. This is the
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number by 1.2. That is because your daily activities such as walking or fidgeting can
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SPECIAL NOTE: To convert pounds to kilograms, divide your weight in pounds by 2.2.
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(unless you are at a very high body fat, an advanced lifter returning to working out, or
an untrained good responder). This is because it takes energy, derived from calories,
to build muscle tissue.
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DETERMINING YOUR PATH
MISTEP MYTH: Some people believe that gaining excess weight is good as it can
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distinct. When you gain muscle, your fat stores are not transforming into muscle. Con-
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training history. If you are untrained you will be able to build muscle quicker and will
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closer to their genetic potential will need a lower caloric surplus. Again, if you are over
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muscle mass relative to fat. This means that endomorphs may want to stay towards the
lower end of the caloric surplus and ectomorphs may want to stay at the higher end of
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Lean (<15% body fot), untrained (less than 1 year of training) people= TDEE +
300 to 1,000 calories
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| Lean (<15% body fat), trained people= TDEE + 100 to 300 calories
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You have your provisions. You have your mission. All that is left is the climb. This is the
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dedicate yourself to the climb. At the top of this summit lies you and your partner's
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‘ THE CLIMB
BEFORE EACH WORKOUT DAY, PERFORM THE BELOW AB CIRCUIT FOR 3 SETS.
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USE THIS DAY FOR ACTIVE RECOVERY. YOU MAY DO LIGHT CARDIO AS WELL AS
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