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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2019 · 1H 26M

239 Muscle Building Hacks In 10 Min A Day With Dr. John Jaquish

from Optimal Performance · host Sean McCormick

It's not an over-statement to say that the X3 Bar is one of the most disruptive approaches to muscle building exercise in the last decade.  HERE'S THE SPECIAL OFFER TO OPP LISTENERS Go to X3BAR.COM and use code OPP at checkout for $50 off I, along with many of you and friends and family members have experienced ridiculous results with the x3 Bar. It actually seems too good to be true, but all you need to do is check out the facebook users group to see people's before and after results to see for yourself.  You can also checkout my personal before and after pictures on my website - seanmccormick.com - mind you. I'm 36 and haven't run, jumped, crunched or lift a single weight since I started this experiment.  In this episode we cover:  •Science proving we're 7x stronger at the stronger range of motion than the weaker range of motion •Dr. Jaquish's Falsehoods of Fitness • X3 bar users group to see the before and after transformation •Why there's no such thing as cardio, it's just ineffective strength training •The difference between digestible and usable protein •The process of creating the most effective muscle building amino acid product on the market: Fortagen •Dr. Jaquish weighs in on The Game Changers Debate between Kris Kresser and John Wilkes •His assertion about the quality of McDonalds meat •Why sleep is so important to muscle growth, and consuming Fortagen at night is optimal. •How Carnivore and OMAD compliment the x3 system •How we need 1g of protein per 1b of body weight per day leading to muscle growth • How being lean and strong are the two greatest indicators of longevity

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