Hail to the Dinosaurs!
Two quick notes, and then we'll talk
training.
1. The Dinosaur Training E-Book
We just made an official, world wide
Top 10 List.
My new course, Dinosaur Training
Secrets, Vol. 1, is available in both
hard-copy and e-book. You can get
th e-book on Kindle at Amazon.
It's been available less than three
weeks, and we just broke into the
Top 10 List on Amazon.
We made it all the way up to No. 1
on Amazon's Australian website.
So if you're looking for genuine top 10
material, go here to grab it:
http://www.brookskubik.com/dinosaur_secrets_01.html
Of course, now we need to push our way
into the top 5 -- or the top 3 -- or even
the number 1 position. So post reviews --
they really help us!
2. The Dinosaur Files Quarterly
Looks great. You're going to love this
issue.
My webmaster will put the order button
up on Sunday or Monday. I'll send the link
when it's ready to go. Be looking for it.
On the training front, I've been getting tons
of emails from readers in response to the
emails I sent out over the past couple of
days.
The consensus is this -- it's a crying shame
that more guys and gals don't start training
the right way from the very beginning -- as
opposed to wasting so much time and effort
on the high volume muscle blasting programs.
And everyone wonders why that happens.
Especially if you have the proof right in front
of you.
A number of older Dinos mentioned that their
nephews or grand-nephews -- or their sons or
grandsons -- are teenagers or twenty-somethings
who are just getting into weight training.
They have an older family member -- father,
grandfather or uncle -- who is a very strong
and very accomplished lifter. He clearly knows
what he's doing -- and how to put together a
workout that brings FAST and BIG results.
But the newbies don't ask for his advice. They
just jump right into the muscle-blasting nonsense
in their favorite muscle comic or muscle comic
website.
Uncle Joe trains twice a week in his garage,
and does the basics -- and lifts a ton.
The kids run off the the nearest Chrome and Fern
Gym and do a 6-day per week triple split routine
featured in their "must read" muscle comic.
Forget about Uncle Joe.
What does HE know?
He's OLD, man!
The same thing happens in the gym.
The newbies do what they read in the muscle
comics. Never mind that there's a big, thick,
strong as a horse older guy doing 5 x 5 in the
squat over in the corner -- or pressing double
what the young guys are deadlifting -- or doing
heavy deads from the knees with more than the
combined weight of the young guys, their curl
bars and their pec decs.
They. Just. Don't. Ask. Him.
It's such a shame. The evdience is right there --
right in front of them.
Here's someone who knows what he's doing.
Just look at him. Look at the weight on the
bar!
And he's doing something WAY DIFFERENT than
what they tell you to do in this month's issue of
Ultra-Massive Super Muscle or Inter-Galactic
Power Pecs.
(End of rant.)
Okay, deep breath.
I guess all we can do is keep fighting the fight.
If you're a younger trainee, give the old-school,
basic, hard and heavy approach a try. You'll be
shocked by your results.
If you're an older trainee who knows the score,
keep on squatting, pushing and pulling. They'll
ask for help someday.
And when they do -- be ready to drop some
knowledge bombs on them!
As always, thanks for reading and have a great
day. If you train today, make it a good one!
Yours in strength,
Brooks Kubik
P.S. Here's the link again for the new course:
http://www.brookskubik.com/dinosaur_secrets_01.html
BTW, you can download the Kindle app for free --
so you don't need a special device to read the
course in e-book format.
P.S. 2. My other books and courses are right
here at Dino Headquarters:
http://www.brookskubik.com/products.html
P.S. 3. Thought for the Day: "A prophet is without
honor in his own country, and so is anyone who trains
old-school style -- even if he's the strongest guy in
the room. And that needs to change." -- Brooks
Kubik
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