Hello! My name is Ian King. For over 25 years I have put food on the table by relying on my skills as a physical preparation coach to elite athletes. In 1986 I founded one of the first companies in the world dedicated to servicing the physical preparation needs of elite athletes and educating coaches. In 1999, after decades of fine-tuning my training methods, I created a comprehensive program for the 'get buffed' market - now used by thousands of people in countries all over the world - centered around my innovative and unique training methods that I developed through years of physically preparing elite athletes.This is not a program designed by some keyboard warrior who decided one day he wanted to be important and was prepared to bull-shit to achieve his emotional needs. These programs are the result of a life-long pursuit for optimal training methods, by a person who has lived training all his life, personally achieved high levels in strength and size, and has a proven track record of association with success in sport over decades. This program will accelerate your size, strength, and leanness in ways that will absolutely amaze you. Exposing your body to the Get Buffed!™ training program will...
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Over the past four months since I started following your programs, I've made unbelievable progress. I'm fifteen pounds heavier with a 1.3% reduction in body fat. So thanks for your contributions, you're doing great things for the science of "getting buffed! - Doug I
started on February 21, 2000 at a weight of 194 lb. On May 22, 2000, I
weighed in at 204 lb., a gain of 10 lb. in 13 weeks! (I took a week off
after the first six weeks). I'm not saying that the weight gain was
entirely muscle, but the majority was. My weight increase was accompanied
by an appreciable increase in strength as well. My diet was relatively
clean (although on some weekends I let myself go), and I did one or two
cardio sessions per week. I estimate it was a gain of about 7 lb. muscle/3
lb. fat. My favorite phase was definitely Phase IV. Seeing all the hard
work from the preceding nine weeks come together and setting new PR's each
workout tends to be a great motivator. Someday I know that I'll be able to
meet and thank you and Mrs. King in person for revolutionizing my
training! |