Building Your Bones - Why and How

Heavy partials are one of the very best ways to build strong bones.

Hail to the Dinosaurs!

Note: Many of you have grabbed
my new course on heavy partials,
and are using it to do some serious
bone building - but we have a lot of
new Dinos who just signed up for my
emails, so I need to share this again
to make sure everyone gets the
word.

We just released course no. 2 in our
new series of Dinosaur Strength
and
Power courses.

This one covers heavy partials.

It gives you a complete guide to
training with heavy partials - and
heavy partials are one of the true
secrets of world class strength and
power.

Partials do amazing things for you:

1. They build unmatched tendon and
ligament strength.

2. They increase your bone strength
and bone density enormously.

3. They help increase your muscle
mass - so much so that one top
lifter referred to the power rack
as "the growing rack."

4. They help make your body strong,
hard, and injury-proof.

5. They improve your posture.

6. They generate muscle building
hormones throughout your entire
body.

7. They help build nerve force - and
to develop the strongest possible
mind-muscle link.

And if you're an older trainee, take
note - some older trainees have found
that heavy partials are much more
forgiving than full-range movements.

The course gives you three different
workouts - detailed instruction on your
exercises - simple but effective guide-
lines on sets and reps - and an old-
school, slow cooking progression
system that works perfectly with
heavy partials.

I even cover one of the most common
questions people ask about heavy
partials - how to combine them with
John Wood's Bone Strength
Program.


It's a big course - 36 pages - with
photos - and it's available in PDF
format with immediate electronic
delivery - so you can order it, read
it, and get started right away.

Heck, you can order it right now -
and start training on the program
tonight!

Here's the link:



http://www.brookskubik.com/dinosaurstrengthandpower-02.html

Happy reading - and happy training -
and get ready for some great gains
in strength, muscle and power!

Yours in strength,

Brooks Kubik