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                                                                The 1st of October, 2002 Newsletter

                                                                                            writes George Papazoglou


                                                                          Month's Topics

 

1_ The Ultimate Muscle Building Systems PHASE II extends the legendary UMBS system.

 

2_ T-Bar, Dumbbell + Barbell rows are your 'gizmo' to Ultimate Back Density.

 


 

 

The Ultimate Muscle Building Systems PHASE II extends the legendary UMBS system.

 

Fellow UMBS user,

 

If you have been using the Ultimate Muscle Building Systems program for at least 6 months, get ready to grow muscles by 25% more. 

 

Be prepared to march your workouts to the next level of muscle-growth and strength development, with UMBS PHASE II. It's the extension of the primary UMBS program and is guaranteed to show you how to produce even more aggressive weight training sessions.

 

Now at your disposal, are the 2 most powerful bodybuilding programs ever created to:

 

  • Skyrocket muscularity by training less yet with incomparable intensity

  • Reduce your training sessions by 10 minutes while almost doubling your gains.

  • Automatically lift heavier weight-loads and induce top natural testosterone excretion.

The UMBS PHASE II is strictly developed for users who applied the classic UMBS program for a minimum of 6 months. It is not available for non-users.

                                                          The Classic UMBS bodybuilding system

 

Just log-in to the Private Area and read the detailed report. If you forgot your passwords, just drop me a line at: george@bodybuildingtips.net .

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       T-Bar, Dumbbell + Barbell rows are your 'gizmo' to Ultimate Back Density.

 

Those are the exercises that are highly clarified in your program. Remember when we used the term of the 'identical exercises'? 

 

For instance, if the "A-Week" you train your lat with T-Bar Rows, the next, or next to subsequent week, swap T-Bar Rows with Barbell Rows. That way you successfully 'surprise your muscles with the limitless power behind the words of  'variation & revelation'.

 

                               How Wide or Narrow Should Be Your Grip Across the Bar?

 

The answer is poles apart to the usual tips, that the so-called experts would consult. Always test and apply different grips to symmetrically target muscle-groups and  proportionally develop muscularity.

 

Not only  T-Bar, Dumbbell & Barbell rows will add to your muscular density, but boost your strength status to the ultimate. Other exercises which are top performers are Squats, Bench Presses & the powerful Deadlifts.

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                                Ex-Commando, George Papazoglou Serving the Greek Army.

 

                                         Commando

 

 

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