By:\u00a0<\/strong> Tim Ernst – Founder of Body Blitz Max<\/a>, 180 Muscle<\/a> and Barbell\/Dumbbell Ripped Muscle Complexes<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n Listen\u2026 I hate cardio for fat loss.\u00a0 In fact, cardio is one of the worst forms of exercises to lose fat<\/p>\n However, when it comes to maximum fat loss and muscle retention there are more effective advanced tactics that me and my top clients have been using for years to\u2026<\/p>\n Plus\u2026<\/p>\n The best part, it can take as little as 10 minutes to do, once per week.\u00a0 (For super tough guys and gals, they\u2019ll build up to 25 minutes.)<\/p>\n What I have for you has nothing to do with being in a fasted state\u2026<\/p>\n It\u2019s not a diet\u2026<\/p>\n It\u2019s not a supplement\u2026<\/p>\n It\u2019s not body-weight training\u2026<\/p>\n It\u2019s the fastest possible way to lose fat\u2026 with the most muscle retention possible.<\/p>\n NO JOKE: Once you add this to your workout, just once a week, your body will be leaner, harder and stronger in exactly 6 weeks\u2026 it\u2019s GAME OVER for your belly fat.<\/p>\n You ready to do this?<\/p>\n Barbell Complexes<\/strong> is what you need!<\/p>\n Dumbbell or Barbell complexes are used to replace long and boring cardio which will increase your muscle size, strength and incinerate fat\u2026 for your best body EVER.<\/p>\n Cardio and running can not do that.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n According to Coach Dan John a barbell complex is:\u00a0 \u201cA complex is a series of lifts performed back to back where you finish the reps of one lift before moving on to the next lift. The bar only leaves your hands or touches the floor after all of the lifts are completed.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The idea of a barbell complex is to perform particular exercises moving from one exercise to another WITHOUT putting the bar down.<\/p>\n See this dumbbell video<\/a> example to get a better idea on how to perform the workout.<\/p>\n So for example, you could perform\u00a0push presses for 10 reps, then front squats for 10 reps, then dead-lifts for 10, and finally back squats for 10 \u2014 for as many rounds in 20 minutes WITHOUT resting and putting the bar down.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Barbell Complexes are a great way to maximize fat loss and retain muscle mass when cutting.<\/p>\n Barbell Complexes help you increase growth hormone which helps you mobilize stubborn body fat for fuel.<\/p>\n This is really important for \u201cendomorphs\u201d who have a tougher time losing fat.<\/p>\n Barbell Complexes deliver the best results when you focus on adding more weight, not performing them faster.<\/p>\n You see, focusing on speed can compromise technique.<\/p>\n Barbell Complexes help you avoid the boring cardio section of the gym and help you burn more fat per unit of time compared to slow-go cardio.<\/p>\n Barbell Complexes include a series of exercises performed in succession with a single barbell or set of dumbbells\u2014without putting the weights down.<\/p>\n You perform as many rounds as you can in a fixed period of time, presenting you a challenge and bringing your workout to life!<\/p>\n Most people don\u2019t know how to design effective Barbell Complexes that can build muscle and slash fat, which is why I designed this program.<\/p>\n Plus, I\u2019ve seen many Barbell Complexes designed in a way that will get you injured so beware if a $10 investment is too steep for you\u2026<\/p>\n These can even act as a fantastic workout to substitute for your main lift if you\u2019re tight on time, traveling or with very limited equipment.<\/p>\n Crank out a 20-minute complex and you\u2019re set for the day!<\/p>\n They are an awesome chance to work on technique.<\/p>\n Because my Barbell Complexes have you doing many of the core compound lifts, you\u2019ll get extra practice improving your technique because you\u2019re not using a ton of weight so you ego won\u2019t interfere.<\/p>\n For banged up folks, this is an opportunity to do exercises you may otherwise skip.<\/p>\n You see, most weight training programs are going to ask you to work with heavier loads for the most part but a complex workout will help you do what you love doing without running into problems<\/p>\n They are a great way to test the size of your cajones. (Sorry ladies!) Barbell Complexes can be downright brutal and mental warfare once you get a few rounds in.<\/p>\n While I don\u2019t promote \u201ccrushing yourself\u201d every time you go the gym, no one has ever built a great body by avoiding The Hurt Box<\/i>.<\/p>\n Test your limits. Sometimes you just have to SCREW the textbooks, ditch the script, and see what the heck you\u2019re made of and Barbell Complexes are a great time to \u201ccut loose\u201d and venture into uncharted territory<\/p>\n The best part, adding 1 complex workout per week is plenty to keep you losing 1% of your body fat per week.<\/p>\n Anything faster, and you\u2019ll likely just put it back on. Don\u2019t believe the BS marketers who are telling you that you can \u201close 3 lbs overnight with a overnight detox drink\u201d LOL. Come on, maybe 3 lbs of water weight\u2026 but certainly not fat.<\/p>\n Once you get shredded the REAL way\u2026 go tell the world the truth on how to get a shredded body\u2026 the no-nonsense way.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s an instructional VIDEO of a Barbell\/Dumbbell complex I did at my gym and why you shouldn’t do cardio=><\/b>One Dumbbell Complex Workout To Torch Fat and Build Lean Muscle<\/b><\/a><\/span><\/p>\n Barbell\/Dumbbell complexes release this super hormone<\/a> responsible for shedding a lot of fat in a very short amount of time<\/p>\n The BEST part about it is you’ll only need to do them just one time a week maybe 2.<\/p>\n There so effective that many have reported that while they lost fat, they built muscle as well!<\/p>\n\n
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