Hammer and Chisel Performance Podcast

How to maximize muscle gain over time

Hammer and Chisel Performance Podcast

Show Notes

Stop viewing food as a weight gain resource for building muscle. Start leveraging it as a signal and a resource to compliment training. Slowly over time train your body to handle more food as you build more muscle...turn your body into a food processing machine. I cover this whole topic and provide a clear actionable example of how to execute this.

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