MaxOut Body Development Equipment

[5F00ter]

This really is what is going to change working out forever...

Working out 5 times a week for over 6 hours until a friend of mine showed them to me, my life was instantly changed. To be honest, I quit my job as a division director of a marketing company to com help them develop it.

The basic principals of bodybuilding are that you use only about 40% of your muscle potential in each rep. That is because you are lifting only enough weight to tax you on the concentric movement. The eccentric movement is then wasted . Well with the MaxOut machines you work %100 of each part of the rep.

Meaning...

That you get more out of each step.

Spend less time in the gym.

Get more results. Up to 15% more then traditional training over a 3 month period.

Less Chance of getting hurt

More so the machines where created by the Director of Orthopedics at the University of Florida and help decrease the chance of injury for one main reason.

Moving heavy weight will still allow for proper form.

Here is the original video about us:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsCa_0yneTs

the web site will be up on Wednesday....

www.maxoutstudio.com

 

[ZGzaZ]

lol....get out of here....

 

[anotherbutters]

5... 4... 3... 2...

 

[dline]

GO BACK TO THE VALLEY ROOKIE!!!



DLine

 

[5F00ter]

GO BACK TO THE VALLEY ROOKIE!!!



DLine

Look I am not spamming. I love lifting like everyone else. I was gearing hardcore and up to 280 at 6'3. I had a costachondrial separation and had given up on working out.

I found this place and it change my life. Now when I work out I am lifting more then ever, safer. I have been a member of preofessional muscle for like 3 years I am not a spammer.

 

[5F00ter]

Look I am not spamming. I love lifting like everyone else. I was gearing hardcore and up to 280 at 6'3. I had a costachondrial separation and had given up on working out.

I found this place and it change my life. Now when I work out I am lifting more then ever, safer. I have been a member of professional muscle for like 3 years I am not a spammer.

Beyond that why would you want to work out and not get a 100% of each rep. Take a second and look at the video. It is not a marketing piece,... it's all science.

 

[SgtSlaughter]

Beyond that why would you want to work out and not get a 100% of each rep. Take a second and look at the video. It is not a marketing piece,... it's all science.

#1 The guy doesn't exactly look like he "lifts" or is even relatively "jacked."

#2 Simple principals of progression over time (patience and hardwork) never fails.

 

[mm107]

some other plat member bomb this fucker? please

 

[Cynical Simian]

Don't worry, guys, bignate is due to check in sometime in mid-April. He'll take care of things.

 

[SgtSlaughter]

Don't worry, guys, bignate is due to check in sometime in mid-April. He'll take care of things.

lol

BUNNYYYYYYYYYYYYYY help a the wittle weightlifter peeps out

the pink is bound to get here in here.

 

[5F00ter]

First the guys in the video are the inventors.

One Dr. Mike MacMillan the director of orthopedics at University of Florida Shands Hospital

Second is Dr. Rick Baxley (the one working out) the team doctor for the Orlando Magic.


Second I came in here like a douche posting their flyer. I should have just asked for your opinion not looking for an argument and I am sorry tto come it that way

 

[5F00ter]

All I really wanted was your thoughts. Coming in with their marketing piece for your opinions was stupid.

Me personally I have had major gains from it. I have started to get my size back after the injury.

Again sorry if you thought I was trying to market to you guys. THis is a place for learning not selling

 

[5F00ter]

Anyway if you are interested here is the bulk of my routine

This is my workout right now.

All numbers are weight/help/reps

Chest:
Flat
355/80/2 315/70/3 225/60/4
355/100/2 315/90/3 225/80/4
355/120/2 315/110/3 225/100/4
355/140/2 315/130/3 225/120/4

Incline Press:

185/60/3
185/80/3
185/100/3
185/120/3

Tri Press Down

285/120/3
285/120/3
285/120/3
285/120/3

Tri Extensions

65/20/3
65/30/3
65/40/3
55/50/3

Squat

405/120/2 270/80/3 225/60/2
405/140/2 270/100/3 225/80/2
405/160/2 270/120/3 225/100/2
405/180/2 270/140/3 225/120/2

Leg Extensions

365/80/3
365/100/3
365/120/3
365/140/3

Leg Curl

320/60/3
320/80/3
320/100/3
320/120/3

Curls

285/80/3
285/100/3
285/120/3
285/140/3

Lat Pull Down

510/140/2 370/100/4
510/160/2 370/120/4
510/180/2 370/140/4
510/200/2 370/160/4


Calf Raise (twice a week)

Flat Inner Outer

355/100/2 355/120/3 215/80/4
355/120/2 355/140/3 215/100/4
355/140/2 355/160/3 215/120/4
355/160/2 355/180/3 215/140/4

Seated Row

485/80/3
485/100/3
485/120/3
485/140/3