Savage Strength: Review Examining Mike Gillette’s Training System Released
Houston, TX (PRWEB) February 18, 2014 -- Savage Strength Training System, Mike Gillette’s latest offering that claims to be designed to make men stronger, harder, and more ripped than they’ve ever been before has caught the attention of QuickMuscleBuildingTips.com’s Stan Stevenson, prompting an investigative review.
“Our Savage Strength review shows that it is based on a functional training foundation, incorporating movements that use multiple muscle groups and imitate activities that you do every day, in your normal life. It’s all explained in layman’s terms, showing you exactly why and how the program works,” reports Stevenson. “You do need to have a certain level of fitness to begin with, and it will probably suit those who’re pretty committed in their training. Each and every exercise can be carried out at home, with no equipment whatsoever.”
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Savage Strength is provided in the form of a Manifesto, Training Logs, and Exercise Diary, so users can keep track of their training and progress as they go. The program, which begins with a discussion on what it actually means to be strong, includes an excellent and informative section that gives men the fundamentals of the program, an overview of all the secrets behind what the training regime is all about, The Science Behind the Strategy that covers the concepts behind each and every exercise, and why they work, Exercise Groupings, System Shocker Century Sets, and Alternate Days Training. Savage Strength Secrets teaches men about toughness, understanding movement patterns, repetition feat, the tension technique, load manipulation, fatigue movement, and overcoming fear.
“As Savage Strength is based on using multiple muscle groups that mimic everyday activities, there’s no need to go to the gym to follow the program. The program is interesting and extremely well presented with enough variety to keep your training fresh and easy to keep up the enthusiasm,” says Stevenson. “Although the program is very scientifically based, you don’t require a degree in kinesiology to follow and understand it. It’s great that the science behind the theory is so well described. This is probably one of the best and most up to date home training regimes we’ve come across in a long time.”
“If you’re serious about increasing your strength and seeing extraordinary results, then Savage Strength will certainly help you reach your goals. Even if you’ve just started out on your training path, the program provides you with the means to start a little softer, and then ramp up to all systems to get some incredible results. This training regime, with its in-depth psychology into all aspects of your training, certainly does hit the spot in ways other programs fail. There’s no upper or lower age limit for taking full advantage of Savage Strength; it works for all!”
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Mark Harris, QuickMuscleBuildingTips.com, http://quickmusclebuildingtips.com/savage-strength-review, +1 (877) 524-2556, [email protected]
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