The movie was awesome and now I’m all FIRED UP after
reading the report!

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general dogon Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 6:08 pm

as a professional body builder,the movie was even educational for me .

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Timotatty Reply:
October 15th, 2009 at 6:40 pm

Nice

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A.mackey Reply:
November 5th, 2009 at 5:16 am

I am african american.From africa comes all cultures.zulus mandinkas.samuari,celts.look at history channel one navy seal went to all parts of the world to study diffrrent warrior cultures.your work out are real good ole fashioned and works. i am staring next week around the house then do as you suggested.

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Mike and Elliot,

Thanks for the downloads guys.

As a personal trainer for the past 10 years, I’ve seen way too many people wasting time with exercises and machines that don’t challenge them the way they really need to make changes.

I think these reports do great justice to helping to combine strength and function.

Keep up the great work.

In health,
Boh

David I. Bohmiller, BS, NSCA-CSCS

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As a fitness coach with over 9 years and 1000’s of hours of hands-on experience and having a dedication toward mixed martial arts and powerlifting, I fully endorse and appreciate the concept of hybrid training. This model definately defies what most personal trainers and so-called fitness experts proclaim can’t happen simutaneously – build muscle and lose fat at the same time. Most trainers waist your time, money and self esteem by placing clients on a step by step process just to build muscle.

The human body is highly advanced and functions by constantly maintaining homeostasis – balance and adaptation. This is done in order for our system to survive and evolve in any adverse environment we may place it in. Therefore, it would not take a rocket scientist to assume if you place your body in a strength, cardio, body-building and power training environment all at once, it will adapt and give you the super hero figure faster than periodization.

Finally, Elliot did a great job with this explanation by differentiating between type I and IIb muscle fibers. Each muscle has a distint function and varies in amount based on the type of workload or environment we place them in. Thus, it is possible to train your body and their functions interconnectedly in order to get a lean, muscular and powerful physique. Keep up the science Elliot and Mike!

Damon

Damon Reio, BS, NASM

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“Good stuff! I had been using a training system very similar to this and was having great results. Until I broke my arm. Now Im on the mend, but am chompin at the bit to get started again. I truly believe this program will work for anyone. Most people will not want to do this stuff. Because “its too hard”! Their loss. They can be weak the rest of their lives for all I care. Take care and I cant wait to see what you come up with next!”

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My favorite warrior culture has to be the Vikings as well Mike! Swinging those huge axes, rowing the long ships. Talk about being super strong and having endurance to go with it. Can’t wait to see how this all fits together in a workout. Thanks dudes. Shot me an email, I wanna know if I can share this with my readers.

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cant wait for more blogs and results…i am a certified fitness trainer and a certified specialist in sports conditioning and love to think outside the box with my clients…a wise man once said it doesnt matter how many initials you have after your name, the results are what count and how the results get networked to other people…this type of training works with an open mind and determination…keep it up

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Sound great the proof is in the pudding, can’t wait to see the program

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Great program Elliott! Can’t wait to hear more about this process. Once again, you are on the cutting edge of health & fitness the CORRECT way!! I’m honored to be affiliated with what you are doing.

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Interesting stuff. I ve heard this before, its old school thinking. Reminds me of this guy i knew some time back who suggested heading outdoors to build muscle and doing stuff like carrying logs over distances and things like that.

Very interesting and will certainly give it a go.

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It all sounds good and I have thought about similar ideas while training.
I just read the book as well and the only thing I have to disagree with is the fasting and eating only once a day thing. A couple of years ago I was weight training and running regularly but I was only eating one or two meals a day and as a result I packed on a crap load of fat and looked terrible.
I eat the standard 6 meals a day now and have no problems keeping lean and gaining muscle mass (lean except for the bulk-up stage).
Other wise I will be trying some of these exercises mentioned along with my regular weight training and cardio sessions.

There are several abandoned saw mills about the place, and I raid them from time to time to pick up massive old cogs and pulleys for my weight training. I should be able to find some good stuff for this type of training…. plus I gotta drag it all home first!

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WOW! great info!, I myself was starting to research and experiment with this mixed type of training since last month, im still trying to figure out how to put it all together. This sounds freaking fun and intense, am looking forward for more info on this

Keep it up!

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Outstanding Elliott! Your program has had an amazing impact on not just my aethletic pursuits, but also in my career. Your dedication to health & fitness with a history is unique. I continue to surpass my goals on the pavement , ice, and in my career!

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Man, this stuff sounds legit. I can’t wait to try it out. The science behinds it makes it sound more foolproof. Type 3 muscle fibers? I’m so excited to try it out. Can’t wait to hear more info about this “hybrid training”.

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Very interesting! How is theory being incorporated into a workout template to produce muscle gains and fat loss at the same time.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 3rd, 2009 at 6:02 pm

@ Harold – We’re working on a few things right now, but the truth is that we don’t have a hard template to follow.

We’re still experimenting with a lot of different parameters (reps, sets, rest intervals, exercises, intensity, etc.) and want to make sure that this stuff really works well before we start throwing around big claims.

We’ll keep you posted and document our results for you as we move forward!

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As A student of Elliotts and a good friend of Mike I can say from first hand experience these training methods kick ass.

I am fortunate enough that i live near Elliott and I can first hand experience these workouts with him at strength camp. These methods will bring truth to
the fitness industry and show the world what actually works.

I look forward to more info guys

Ryan

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Elliot,
I am 59+ years old and have been a proponent of this type of training for myself and clients/athletes for years with tremendous results. Most people think i’m in my early 30’s due to my training lifestyle. I loved the downloads and thank you for them and the great information. Keep up the great work and I look forward to hearing more. Also, I have been a Type I Insulin Dependent Diabetic going on 48 years.

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Badass report Mike. You’d think this kind of training would be good for football players too. They wear pads and wrestle on the field kind of like how warriors wear armor and in engaged in hand to hand combat. You forgot to mention the English Knights though! Maybe in part 2. Keep me informed, great info brother.

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Elliot,
Great Stuff, but my queston is- Since I first found out about you, isn’t this what you’ve been about for a year or so now? At least thats what I’ve taken away from most of your lessons. At 34, I have had more fun with my training than ever! Having grown up in an agriculture based family business, even back in high school the muscle heads that that juiced would get pissed when the “dairy boys” would come in the gym and beat their bests! I always knew that there was a difference in “gym strong” and “farm strong” or real world strong. Thanks to you, and guys like “Z.E.” my eyes were re-opened to the kind of workouts that made me a beast way back when. (sort of funny, your gym is your business- my business has become my gym) My wife thinks I’ve lost my mind with my used wheel loader tires, tractor weights, and old well casings in our back yard! (my kids get a huge kick out of it!) And now some of my employees are catching on as we have “milk barrel” competitions to see who can carry 30 gal milk barrels for the calves the farthest! And my 4 yr old loves to time me driving “t posts” (10 posts-2ft deep as fast as you can- it’s a killer!! but great grip, shoulder, arm, specific but really your whole body is spent when your done!)
I really just want to throw a big “THANKS” for re-opening my eyes, a big “CONGRATS” on your pro card, and keep up the great work!!

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PS. My Co-op has been working on designer milks for a few years now, we have one called Athletes Honey Milk- not as much protein content as I wanted to see but it is more of a post game recovery drink- around 22g protein. Google it and check it out, if you want a sample case to try let me know and I’ll get it to you-
Thanks Again- I really didn’t want that to be a shameless plug but it kinda sounds that way huh?

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leanhybr Reply:
August 3rd, 2009 at 9:28 pm

@ Phil – Yea, you’re correct… the only difference is now I am manipulating the parameters specifically for fat burning. Since I HATE cardio, I figured that I had better find a way to effectively use strength training for fat loss.

YES! Your Athlete’s Milk sounds awesome… is it really a milk supplement or raw milk? Tell me a little more about it, I’d love to give it a try.

Thanks Phil!

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hey Elliot, thanks for the great video! i ive been using “underground” type training for a few months now and i can definately say it works! its so much more fun than the average workouts and its great for Mixed Martial Arts training too. look forward to hearing more about hybrid muscle.

-clayton

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Good data! I see these (big) guys at the gym that can lift a lot but look fair. Also if you carry more fat doesn’t that effect your relative and ________ strength? But all in all systems like “Strength Camp” and “Underground” have always pushed passed the conventional. Looking forward for more data.

Ciao, Steele

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Hi Elliot,

I’ve just finished reading Brooks Kubik’s Dinosaur training & it has some similar training ideas using sandbags, boulders, kegs, car pushing etc. I’ve started doing some training with my 15 year old, who’s a keen rugby player here in Australia & he’s loving the outdoor & variety aspect of the training compared to just lifting in a gym environment. Come to think of it, so am I.

Look forward to your future posts on this type of training.

Cheers,

Nick.

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Hey Elliot, you’re doing a great job putting out good content for us, esp considering how busy you must be with a family and a business to run. Looking forward to hearing more about this proposed training system as you develop it. Some aspects sound a bit similar to a functional hypertrophy program I’m using, where each workout started with a compound strength movement (low reps), then supersetted a pair of exercises for hypertrophy (moderate-high reps), and finished with “GPP” (usually implement work). Keep experimenting… if your strength is any indicator, you’re on the right track!

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This stuff is awesome. Simple as that. Before I read the downloaded article I have been experimenting and implementing this type of training into my routine for football getting great results. But the article really put it into perspective for my 17 year old head and has really has helped me come up with some new idea and structure. I really look forward to seeing future results and blogs.

Just a quick note there are a couple of guys who train out of a place called Gym Jones in Salt Lake City. The guy who owns the gym name is Mark Twight. Some of you might or might not have heard of him. They are all about this sort of training style and actually trained the actors and stunt men for the recent movie 300. Unfortunately the only real public notice they got was the so called “300″ workout (featured in all the big glossy muscle mags) which only just a fitness test, which now all these average gym junkies do day in and day out and call themselves hardcore or whatever.

Anyways this stuff is great. Look forward to future information.

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I read the entire report and watched the video about 3 times because it was so informative. I do some of the techniques you suggested already and I have seen and felt a difference. I congratulate both of you on one of the greatest pieces of training literature today. Most of the stuff I have read is GARBAGE and I refuse to train like garbage!

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Video looks great!! I’m having trouble with the report, every time I click the link, it says file is damaged and cannot be repaired. I dunno if its something on my end or your end, but I look forward to reading it.

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@ Blake — The report is uploading fine on my computer… try it on another computer, if you are still having problems I’ll send you the report via email. Hit me up at strengthcamp@gmail.com

If anyone else is having the same problem, please let me know!

Thanks!

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i will be ready for the workout will you?

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Hey, great video can’t wait for the flow of information as you get all your results together.
I’m over in the UK training out of my garage and love the variety of traing with KBs BBs DBS SBs CBs and anything else I can get my hands on. My aim is to become a better basketball player but also keep getting stronger. So a program that allows muscle and strength building without the usual extras of bodyfat and general slowing down is a must for me. Like I said can’t wait for the next installment.

I do have one question from the video, I can do most things but have no facilities for sledge training. Can you suggest anthing that provides the same benefits or an excercise to focus on more to make up for what I am missing?

Thanks

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does the type of training make you slower at sprinting or make you jump lower??????

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thx for the info guys.I have been training martial arts,weight liting,boxing for over 40 yrs.I am soon to be 56,and still pushing myself to be the best i can be.As u know,we don’t have enough time to experiment with useless machines and gadgets.This program looks desighned for hardcore traing,the kind that gets me wired.Thank u so much for another valuable training philosophy.Keep em coming guys!

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Great content on that video. You clearly enjoy what you are doing. Would of been good to do more on genetics and how critical they are to the end result.

I have been experimenting with something similar for about 2 months now. You can induce deep hypertrophy by using high reps 20 to 30 mid range 10 to 12 and then 3 or 4 always to failure. Plus other royal marine training type exercises in between sets. It is very hard so you do really need to take the rest days and nutrition very serious. More details on my website shortly (Please excuse the plug)

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Hi guys, and thanks for the free stuff. Yo, check out sly Stallone working out for “The Expendables” movie. The man is awesome at 62. Do you guys recommend any programs to get me in “Sly Shape”? I am 49 and would love to kill it at the gym like Stallone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Stay Strong and Live Long Brothers…

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A.mackey Reply:
November 5th, 2009 at 5:33 am

sly looks juiced in last rambo movie in in hia rocky movieit was hard work

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this is awesome. can’t wait to start.

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i liked the video… but when i tried to open the file my computer said that the file was damaged and could not be retrieved. what should i do. thank you.
steve

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Hey guys! Great vid! I’m totally pumped about this! I’m 17 and I’m trying to get into CFB level performance. This video has really motivated me further! Is there anyway I can download it onto my computer?

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Great video and great information!
Can’t wait to try this program out.

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I have found great success with some Olympic and related lifts and in particular the clean and jerk, squats and dead lifts. Once a week I do 30 reps and have them very challenging, and each week I increase the weight by about 5 to 10 lbs.
The following youtube link gives gives a good example.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH1XR06UqUw&feature=channel_page

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After perusing the .pdf, I must say I’m a little concerned about using weight vests with sprints. One had better be darn sure they are ready or…bye bye knees.

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@ Jason – Agreed. That is certainly an advanced exercise, start with walking and progress from there as ready.

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simply just thanks for this …….

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wow this is going to be so cool!!

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Hey guys,

I’m a little shrimpy guy trying to get big. It was either James Jordan or Doberman Dan who showed me this place. Here’s hoping I can finally be fit and strong!

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Interesting stuff…I like where you are going with this. I have been experimenting with the concept for the last few months, cut body fat and increase strength in the shortest amount of time.

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I have been searching for such a platform for a long time. It seems my search is finally over. Thanx

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It sounds interesting, but what makes it different from other e-programs that are available? The test is in the program, which I will look forward to trying!

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@ Lee – Try making your own sleds out of a tire and tow rope, that is what we use at Strength Camp.

@ Mark – No, in fact I can now jump onto the 54″ platform at my gym… I think the increased relative body strength (due to fat loss) has made this possible.

@ John – I am a genetic freak… it’s in my genes to WORK HARD!

@ Vinny L – Sly is in great shape! although heavily chemically enhanced… but, yes… this is they type of stuff you saw him doing in Rocky!

@ Daniel B – Sorry man, the video is stuck on the page… but the PDF is yours to “have and hold” — haha!

@ Ian – you are in the right place brother.

@ JD – The truth is that we are not sure yet… we are experimenting with a few “different” things. If it all works out well, then we’ll shell out the details. Stay tuned!

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Ready to Lift!!

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Good information that really needed to be heard.Been training similiar to that for a while(totally by accident though)

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I like where your going with this, conventional PT in the military can be boring, this sounds interesting, fun and challenging.

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Looks exciting. Looking forward see the next video.

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the report is very interesting. ill prob have to read it a few times more, but sounds more logical than just gym work. wouldnt it be kool to shout “THIS IS SPARTA!!”and kick someone into the pit of death. LOL

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abolutely awesome stuff! its funny that i came across this video, because the way i have been training the last two months, have been exactly like this and i have had greater results in two months than i have ever had. I combined strongman training with sprinting and powerlifting all into a circuit training 4 times a week and i can feel and see the change in my body.
With the goal in mind of reaching my full potential, and trying to turn myself into a SUPERHERO, this information is DA BOMB! absolutely fantasic!
Thanks,
Ray; UC exercise science major

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Nice work. Captured many of the same sentiments I have conveyed to clients and I have believed for sometime now. Great job putting it all together.

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Hey, Elliot and Mike. Great idea. I’ve been looking exactly for this type of training for years. And I’ve messed around with some of this kinda thing before.

As for training how about this: Why not place the sets and reps in an EDT type format? Just keep doing more and more sets with the same amount of reps, and then when the reps start dropping, continue regardless until a certain amount of sets have been reached.

Of course for the more cardio heavy movements such as sandbag carries and sled drags, why not just keep a stopwatch on hand and keep sets less than thirty seconds. This should overload the muscle and continue the growth, while conditioning, and keeping testosterone and growth hormone levels high. Then just keep the resistance the same and add sets until you reach a certain number and from that point continually add weight. That should develop some super strength and conditioning. And of course there’s always tire sled rowing… like those Vikings for extended periods of time or distances.

As for the more weight-like movements, I would focus mostly on Sandbag loading, presses, throwing, carrying, and Farmers walks as these are less likely to injure the person when they become really fatigued, than say… Atlas Stones or Barbells, or maybe even Kettlebells that are pressed overhead. Classic Dumbbell swings could also be utilized instead of Kettlebells, but smaller plates should be used.

You could dedicate a different session per week to using different systems: Sandbag one day, Tiresled another, Farmer’s Walks the next, Rotational/Swing Workouts the next, etc.

I think that as long as you only focused on one exercise per day you could theoretically push your sessions continually longer and longer and always be developing more stamina and strength… also, you wouldn’t run out of ways to work a lift. And if you can Clean and Press a 280 pound sandbag almost continually for fifty minutes… you’re probably pretty strong and conditioned…

Of course this could totally not work, but it’s a theory and food for thought.

Again, great idea. Keep us all posted, cause we want a system! I think everyone does.

Tarzan scream,
Christopher

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Also, thanks again for providing this. I’m both a Viking and Spartan fiend ever since I read the book Gates of Fire. Frikkin awesome. This training is going to kick major ass!

Christopher

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I’m skeptical at this point. Sounds very much like a ‘come a little closer’ marketing ploy, than real scientific research on body conditioning. What are your credentials?

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leanhybr Reply:
August 17th, 2009 at 4:57 am

Credentials are for the birds, but it it matters any Elliott has lots of letters after his name….lol.

We’re doing this on our own to see what happens. Just having fun for now, so if it’s not up your alley, no problem. Thanks for stopping by though.

Mike

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leanhybr Reply:
August 17th, 2009 at 5:44 pm

Yrret,

Thanks for the comment brother!

You are 100% correct, there are a ton of BS-ers on the internet claiming to be experts and teaching people about stuff they really don’t know anything about.

The truth is that we are NOT sure what we are doing!

Mike and I have become intrigued with the idea of “Hybrid” strength training and fat loss and are just messing around with with.

We are not sure if this is even going to work, but we figured that since we both like using the internet to connect with people and enjoy building communities around unique ideas that we’d simply publish it for your viewing pleasure AND critique!

ALSO, since Mike and I both are running our individual businesses we have very little time to devise “Marketing Ploys”.

In fact, we are selling NOTHING! Just creating conversation.

As far as credentials… I have a ton of letters that I can put next to my name but often choose not to. Most guys with “credentials” rest on them… I on the other hand despise them.

I aim to approach each day with a “clean slate”… as if I am NO ONE and I know NOTHING. Brandishing letters is a way to tell people that you know something… this would be a lie in my case.

Thanks to ALL OF YOU for your feedback and comments!!!

Elliott

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This is awesome. The notion is so simple to buy into, but very exciting at the same time. To so greatly manipulate the tradiditional training models to this dynamic form of training has GOT to produce marked adaptation. I can’t WAIT for the next installment.

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Good Stuff guys, thanks for all your help.

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This is great!

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Great and educative video

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I am fired up and ready to lift

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This is really great for a guy like me trying to gain some muscle

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Imma bout to go from Thor physique to The Hulk.

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Very Interesting , you got me really excited on this Hybrid Muscle Training
My body response well to heavy weight training yet I have these problem of
long distance running now.
When I was young, I was skinny yet good at running & won some prizes
Now, it’s the reverse – no I’m not fat but medium build
Perhaps this Hybrid System will help me to close this gap
Looking forward to your next video

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Interesting video, but I can’t get the PDF to download for some reason.

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nice stuff

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Guys, this looks to be just the step I was looking for to go extreem. Thank you for your dedication to use all.

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Wow man thanks for this stuff and ur research, God Bless you and keep us posted

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Seems to make logical sense that you train the whole body, instead of isolated muscles every other day.

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Good stuff!

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great stuff guys im lovin it, u guys def need 2 let out more stuff lyke diz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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What you are describing is something that I have been working on and experimenting with for many years – some of my findings are on my site ExtremeTrainingZone.Com. The concepts are sound and work, but the science had not caught up yet. Perhaps it is up to us – the front-line of the muscle building/fat loss (combat conditioning) world – to unlock the modern “keys to physical progress” and help show others the way.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:00 pm

James,

I like your website man!! Looks like you’re right on track with what we’re doing — Thanks!

Elliott

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Downloading this bad boy right now. Can’t wait to dig in.

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I’m completely on board with you! I have been stumped and perplexed for years with opinions and suggestions to do this, do that, you shouldn’t be doing that either. Now within this 30 minutes I’ve got complete clarity of what I should have been doing. I’m off to the gym!!!!!!

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:01 pm

Awesome Daniel… Stay tuned as we’ll be going into greater details about the parameters of this type of training.

Elliott

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I am a newbe and 69 years old. I started weight training about a year ago and I found your suggestions very interesting and I’ll be waiting to hear more about this program. Thanks for the downloads!
Fernando

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:02 pm

69! God bless you Fernando! Keep us posted about your results and send pictures if you’d like.

Elliott

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Interesting concepts, sounds like a lot of the farm work I grew up with, I will be following your “experiment” results with great expectations.

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Sounds awsome, can’t wait to start.

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Sounds good in theroy, still it seems a little incomplete

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Just what I want!!!!

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Looking forward to video number 2

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I listened to the whole thing, very interesting indeed. Been working out for many years and at age 56 I do quite well but what to go beyond that I have achieved and after so much work have not reached my goals. I think it is very different for a man of 56 to work out and train than a younger man in even his 30s. Things change but I have not given up. I was very inspired by that 70 years old guy, thanks for including him. I work out at least 4 times a week and it keps me young.

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Good stuff man. As a collegiate athlete I am always looking for ways to build solid muscle and still stay lean and functional. Keep up the good work and finding new ways to be a “super” human.

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Much thanks 4 the download. It is what I really, really needed.

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This is really good stuff!

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It´s true that gaining muscle and losing fat at the same time is very difficult to achieve. In my case I have another obstacle, that is RA, the reason why I am cautious with heavy weights, so not to impare my joints.
Anyway, I am looking forward to reading the report, and I also would like to hear experts opinions or comments about weight lifting when in condition with RA.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:04 pm

Loucas,

I’ve been train a 66 year old woman at Strength Camp who has RA for over 3 years now. She is doing great and LOVES these types of workouts… but she is unusual, she has the strongest determination that I have ever seen!

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Elliott is a great presenter!

I wonder what is the “catch” to Type IIc fibers. If it is possible for fibers to be both fast-twitch (Type II) and oxidative (Type I) it seems that evolution would have made all fibers that way, unless there were some drawback.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:07 pm

Thanks Ken! A strange thing about our bodies… the take the form of what we do with it. So if there is a capacity that goes unused for an extended period of time.. like 10 generations! Then it is diminished or eliminated completely.

The good news is that it take 10,000 years to change an genome by .001 percent… so for all intents and purposes we STILL do posses this capacity but rarely ever us it.

Elliott

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I´ve just finished reading the pdf and watching the video. What I’ll tell you guys is: IT MAKES SENSE. And yes, I guess is what most of us have been looking for, so I encourage you to keep it going. Congratulations! It takes some guts to take all of what’s been written about fitness on the past decades and just ignore it.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:08 pm

Thanks Glauco!

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Its really great….thanks for all the free stuff and emails

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this stuff is great thanx,

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Very interesting! Never considered this idea. Interested to see some results & specifics to come!

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the method of training is prob the best out there. iv not long bin a personal trainer but iv been doin mixed martial arts for a wile now and used this system myself and the results are amazing. More gyms and personal trainers should use this sort of training. The main drawback iv found though is getting hold of some of the equipment. if any one knows where i can get hold of some decent equipment please let me know.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:09 pm

Shaun,

We are not advocating that you use strongman equipment only.

Much of this can be done in a commercial gym!

Elliott

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Hi guys, and thanks for the free stuff. Yo, check out sly Stallone working out for “The Expendables” movie. The man is awesome at 62. Do you guys recommend any programs to get me in “Sly Shape”? I am 50 and would love to kill it at the gym like Stallone. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Stay Strong and Live Long Brothers

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:10 pm

Barry,

You can get in AWESOME shape using this type of training… the guys that attend my strength camp are a testament to this. (and you’ll get a chance to meet a few of them)

Sly is the man… he also has a great chemist

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just trying to get back in a groove after years of procrastinating great info helping me to get and stay motivated

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he man rules! he is th bomb!

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I am new at this so I hope it will give me a little muscle in all the right places. Thanks

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Im going to start this today ive always been more power then cardio but i noticed im getting a belly, so i need to do more cardio which i hate

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:11 pm

David, Lets get that gut off!!

Elliott

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very promising plan and can’t wait to see it. I’ve been lifting off and on now for 15 yrs and I’m always looking for the next big thing to help me out. looking forward to more guys so keep up the great and hard work!

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Interesting stuff. I look forward to trying this type of training. Keep the info coming.

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Totally agree with concept and have experimented on my own… I’ve been mixing the MAX-OT method with Rick Gray’s muscle overload training while intertwining rest/pause sets and extended pulse reps. I’ve totally recomped my physique, building muscle while burning fat,though I truly believe that the secret lies in the nutrition method one utilizes. I personally have used Intra workout feeding/supplementation and ANTF method, timing my simple carb and protein intake during and within the 3 hrs. following my training and then restricting my carbs to complex/fibrous with continued protein intake every 2-3 hrs. throughout the rest of the day. By the way I’m an early A.M. lifter.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:12 pm

WOW! what you just described is a great way to get lean!

Elliott

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video was awsome. like being in school; will be looking for more

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it was a good video now yall need to come out with a workout schedule for otheres can try that theory

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I AM FIRED UP. WANT BUILD BODY. I WANT 255 POUND OF MUSCLE.

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this one helps a lot for my training!

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It has some interesting methods and ideas. Something a little different that I think will help get people interested and stay interested and keep them working for those hard to get gains. Im curious to see what else u come up with.

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gd bit of info. taken into acount with training, hopefully resulsts will benifit

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Thji is all of the stuff that we’ve known is true, but no science behind it. Awesome work-now for the workouts

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:13 pm

Bruce,

Experiential knowledge always trumps science in my opinion… but, we’re just looking for confirmation from the book worms

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Just what i been looking for, To turn my body around!!!!!!

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this is a great video, i love the idea, i can’t wait to hear more about hybrid training.

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I cycled into my routine Parillo’s 10X10 workouts for squats, bench, and deadlifts for 8 weeks and it worked great.

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39 years old ready to try anything

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This video is really very useful for any serious health minded person or anyone involved in serious physical activity like MMA,boxing,weightlifting,athletics etc.

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i love the idea of getting big and ripped without cardio! thanks alot for posting this video. i’m really looking forward to checking on your progess.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:14 pm

So do I Billy!!! So do I.

Elliott

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Its teriffic to see such information free on the online portal when all are crying for money your steps like this will definitely bring more attention to this sport which willo be also helpful for developing ones self confidence.
Good work

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:15 pm

Sagar,

Mike and I are really busy with our other businesses… so to us this is just a cool hobby and a way to connect with you guys!

Elliott

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thaks guys! good info

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i liked this if u have other good stuff vedeos about stunning trainings & formulas plz send

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:16 pm

Arabian,

Keep an eye on your e mail box… we’ll send you some new stuff about once a week.

Elliott

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Well done, you guys are awesome!

I’ve been a big fun of functional strength/power training for the last few years now and it has been much fun coming to the gym and looking quite hubmle with my 180lb /6ft frame but then hitting the weights and lifting a fair bit more than alot of 210lb+ guys could lift. But now I’m looking to pack some more serious lean muscle for size while keeping the functional strength that I’m so used to now.

What you guys doing would help many other guys like me to achieve the goal of being strong and lean while having the muscle enjurance at the same time. I think there is a gap for a new type of training and you’re on it – so keep up the great work !!

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:17 pm

Thanks Val! — Sounds like you train pretty hard man, keep it up!

Elliott

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Hello!
Thank you for the report. This provides an efficient and effective means of being time conscious in the gym and getting results! Well done!

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Love the report and am very glad to see someone talking about Ori’s diet! Keep up the good work.

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Got the PDF file, my husband and I will put on our snow gear this winter and try the tire drags and see who can carry the sand bags the furthest! Anyway, the video is refusing to load for me?! So I cannot join in with everybody else’s enthusiasm as far as that goes. Always open to new training ideas, thanks for the stuff!

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:18 pm

Try the video again Denise… I think I may make it available for download next week, keep a look out for it.

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its a great video,im looking forward to try the program and chang my body .you guys do a wonderful job

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This sounds GREAT can’t wait to try it out and see the results

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Definitely looks like it’ll help in getting max results for the effort put in, can’t wait to see the refinements as it develops.

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good info

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Thanks for the stuff,just starting out and looking to build some serious muscle in good time with maximum growth.Thanks guys alot

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Can’t wait to see the video and read the report. Tried to play it and got some error notice!

I dont need to see it to know it kicks ass coming from you guys!

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:20 pm

Jamie,

I’ll set it up for download this week if it continues to not work.

I like your blog!

Keep up the great work.

Elliott

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Thanks for the downloads, I really appreciate it!!

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This info is what I needed to help keep the fire going in my quest to build a better body.

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You have an interesting slant on things.
That’s refreshing in itself, since I’ve been in this business for about 30 years!

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:20 pm

Thanks Poppa!

Elliott

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CAN”T WAIT to get started!! It’s tough to stay in shape while living the life of a truckdriver…not alot of time to work out properly! The info will be INVALUABLE to maximize my efforts and putting me over the top during my home time! This info will also help me out on the softball field – “the old guy” keeping up with all the young bucks! Look out boys – the old Dude is fixin to tear it up!!

Thanx again!
Bob Raymond

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leanhybr Reply:
August 20th, 2009 at 12:21 pm

Keep rocking “Old Dude”

Elliott

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Thank you for the invite to check out the goods. Knowledge is power !! – “And you can take that to your bench…”

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I am on my way to fitnes studio

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Thanks for the downloads

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thanks for the download,hope that it culd help me.I NEED HELP,I WANT TO HAVE A CERTIFICATE FOR FITNESS TRAINOR.WILL SOMEBODY HELP ON HOW TO?

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Thanks guys for the intense training packet. I can never get enough and always looking to improve on yesterday…keep up the good work and challenging us to always be better than we thought possible.

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hey thanks for the download i hope it really helps me out. I need to learn on how to build muscle

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Awesome and fantastic! Thanks, just what I have been looking for!

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Good Job guys!!! it is very educational.

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well ray i’m just traying to see your video and it shows all black but your personal training is intresting, i just have 1 month training and seems that i’m having great results thanks for your free help..

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video was awsome. like being in proper tution; it will be great indeed to have more of such insightful missives ….

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u got my ears.I have been watching your videos and they r great.Made my own sled and love it thanks.

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Just for fun:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKBHTLgQH68

Here’s a link to a section of a great documentary on Vikings and their genes living on in the English. This section starts with the host rowing a Viking Warship. Fun, and great stuff. Notice what he says about a minute in…

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I look forward to using the various techniques to improve my level of fitness and physique.

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Thank u it’s great

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Wow, can’t wait to implement this. Thanks.

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fired up and ready

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Your videos are awesome, can’t wait to implement them into my training. Having probs with playing the video though…..

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leanhybr Reply:
August 24th, 2009 at 3:51 pm

Trev,

Try it now… There was a problem with the server, but I think it is good now!

-Elliott

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Can females use this type of training?

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leanhybr Reply:
August 30th, 2009 at 1:30 pm

Certainly. See the girl in the header of the site? Male and female muscle fibers are the same. What works for men will work for women. The only difference is that it will be harder for women to put on muscle size than it will be for men. I know lots of women of all different ages that have had great success training this way. As long as you’re not afraid of getting your hands a little dirty and working hard I promise this will change the way you look at your training. – Mike

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This seems like the ideal training philosophy for any athlete really.

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I’ve heard a little bit about this and was interested. Glad you’re taking things a step furthe for us. I’m so sick of all the muscle mags and their BS routines. This seems more like real life stuff. Thanks for the info, appreciate it.

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Wow this is intense. I want to be a Warrior and a Super Hero….lol. Seriously though, this is cool. Lead the way i’m right behind ya.

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Sup dawgs I started doing just farmers’ walks at the gym with dumbbells and my grip has gotten so much stronger and my traps are getting some nice size. Keep the exercise suggestions coming, this keeps me interested and focused on my workouts. Peace.

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I used to run a lot but it made it really hard to put on muscle. be intrigued to know what you recommend for guys like me that want to keep low body fat and get bigger. I thought you couldn’t do both, so it’s good to see someone who says different and can prove it.

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Thanks, sick info. gonna start messing with this next week. I love this stuff plus school is startin up so I need something that will work and is fast and effective. This seems like it has it all. i’ll be watching as things develop. Gracias.

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People were actually talking about this at my gym yesterday and I came to the site to check it out. Thanks for the download and movie, this rocks.

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Thanks for the download Im a mexican man who wants to know really how to lose fat and gain lean muscle and is very difficult to find real information about, in my country I wiill apreciate a little help if you tell me wath bookk i have tu buy

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leanhybr Reply:
August 26th, 2009 at 9:55 pm

Nothing to buy right now Fernando, just stay tuned to the blog and participate in the community we’re building here. Glad to have you here. – Mike

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Hey guys great video!
looking forward to your Hybrid program or ebook!

Thanks for the stuff!

Greetz from Germany

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excellent

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I started walking with ankle weights for my morning walks. Will that help me burn fat faster than doing it without? I just want to tone my legs.

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leanhybr Reply:
August 30th, 2009 at 1:27 pm

That’s a great way to start!

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I’ve been doing a barbell complex and my arms have grown 2 inches in the past six months. It seems tough to get big without getting fat but I’m on the right warpath I think for me atleast. Thanks for the downloads. I’ll keep you posted, if you need me to be a tester contact me I want to try this.

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Very informative. I think anyone who takes this seriously can achieve a maximum look and healthy body.

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Ya it’s crazy I look stronger than my dad but he’s stronger but sounds like this covers all the bases by taking care of the way look plus making the muscles useful as a bonus. If you do a post on ab training that would be something I’d watch. Excellent work so far.

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This is good because I’m in the military and we don’t have a good gym set up so I have to improvise. The guys are excited to get big, just hope we get enough food to grow over here. I mean it’s not like we have all this fancy cardio equipment so it seems like there are a ton of options here and a lot of variety.

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Hey if I can burn fat without the boring ass treadmill than count me in!

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Me likey, thanks elliot and mike – my favorite is kettlebells, I use those for conditioning work twice a week and do my gym workouts for size on monday and fridays. I’m gonna get ripped you watch…haha

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Greitings from Turkey, please exuse my english not so well. thank you guyses for the material. my freinds and I enjoy to train like this. thank you i wish to learn more from you having trained now for 17 years.

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These workouts increase my grip strength too which is something I need since I compete in arm wrestling. Thanks dudes, keep pluggin, appreciate your efforts man. Shout out from Nebraska.

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Oh ya that’s how I roll. Put some of my clients through these workouts last week and wanted to say thanks, it’s catching on real fast, everyone is watching us in the gym and asking questions, it’s pretty funny actually.

i’m fired up!

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recently earned my CSCS and there’s not much talk about this. Guess it’s time for my next cert from the school of hard knocks. I’m 6′2, 235 lbs. I need to drop about 20 lbs but don’t want to get any smaller.

Text books are too practical sometimes. It only makes sense that when you train all your muscles together instead of isolating them that you’d get a synergistic response.

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Hey fellas, I love the way you wanna push the envelope on conventional thought…good luck! My own experience (like yours) is that cardio sux! My clients have achieved greater results from old school conditioniing (tyres, sleds, sandbags) ’cause its fun and I’m sure they feel more like He-man or Wonder Woman after a workout in the park than after 30mins on the treadmill.

Cheers

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Thanks cnt wait to give it a try.

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am very much excited and i wish this site will give more than what others can. thanks for the invitation. hope my small physique to improve thru your kindness.

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It’s true we’ve gotten so lazy as a society. We have to exercise just to avoid becoming extremely obsese. our ancestors were in good shape out of necessity so that they could eat or avoid being eaten. Charles Staley talks about this too in the Unnatural Athlete. Great minds think alike, thanks.

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If nothing else training like this will keep things interesting.

I’m going to keep an open mind and always appreciate new cutting edge concepts.

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Cutting and bulking sucks, this is a better approach. everyone wants to look good and be strong at the same time. Get chicks, win the fight, build confidence. Release the warrior inside you!

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exactly what I’ve been looking for.

if the goal is fat loss this is much more effective than dieting or cardio machines. Ya it takes some work but it also works better. \Ciao

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Very nice, high five! seriously though good info. I need to hear this. I’m 36 and need to do something to get back on track. I promised my wife and myself so it’s time to make it happen. Glad to see all the support on this site. tons of positive people here that are motivated, which I think is a key to success.

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Thanks! This is great and useful information.

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Sounds good. Looking forward to information. Not really a movie, more like an audio clip with a slide show.

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great stuff keep up the great work

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Great report!

This concept of the type III muscle fiber and how it can be “cultivated” makes perfect sense to me; because when I was in special operations training in the military I would say that I experienced and observed this phenomenon of sustaining and building strength that could be expressed for (comparatively) long periods of time.

Awesome stuff!

Eric

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leanhybr Reply:
August 26th, 2009 at 9:54 pm

Thanks Eric. Looking forward to our interview on achieving the optimum anabolic environment audio interview next week! I’m really interested in learning more about how the body can build muscle and burn fat at the same time based on factors such as food and external environment! Appreciate you taking the time to chat with us. – Mike

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leanhybr Reply:
August 27th, 2009 at 9:51 pm

Eric,

After the interview I’d like to have you assess Strength Camp (my gym) for its’s “anabolic environmental” qualities.

Everyone here gets jacked immediately

-Elliott

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You guys are proving a long held theory, that you don’t have to be a big-belly-body to be strong as a backhoe. In fact I am in the process of downsizing from 330 lbs @ 6′4″ 26.4 bf to 245 lbs, 9% bf before I turn 50 in ten months. Do you think that hybrid training is for me?

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Well Elliot, it will take too much space to tell you my experience but i give it a try
I am a 16 years old former obese guy then skinny, thats right ive been obese and skinny too!
When i was a child i was averege, no skinny and no fat, somwhere betwen,
as i growed up to 9-10 years i started getting fat, more and more every month, im the end i was a nasty bull,
i was very very fat, i had big manboobs, i got all the posture problems posibile,my back was like a camels back in an S form, i got intestinal problems,
, i didnt know anything about looking good, about being confident, i was eating the worst food posibile
all the time “chips,cola,ice cream,french fries, fried food” all pepole and collagues always make fun of me and my size calling me ” buffalo”, “camel”, sumo wrestler,it was always a rain of tears when i sawn the ripped guys with hot women, and no one looked at me,
, i tryed so many programs, so many diets, so many pills, blindly following the damaging advice of the weight loss
industry, in the end i remain the same. I began to study and study, days and nights i ve been deeply thinking, i keept my ears opend to every single word talked in the gym, i purchased the programs of many experts and in the end i leaned down so fast that i got somekind of skinny guy with ugly excessive skin all over my abs and chest! 5 January 2009, after puting a bet with a huge steroider i began building muscle, with little sucess though, in the first 4 months i gained back FAT instead, i leaned back down and i still have excessive skin that looks like fat, i dont know what to do should i start building muscle again?? should i switch powelifting? Maybe your “Hybrid Muscle” program will allow me to do both!

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This is very fascinating. Have any of these other researchers that you’ve talked about actually documented increase in mitochondrial density, or are they just all theorizing? This concept is not completely new to me, due the fact that in rock climbing your strive to develop what we refer to as Power-endurance. In fact, I would say that if anything fit into what you’re talking about, it would be high level climbing. You must perform powerful, strengthy movements over 3-8 minutes of climbing.

While it fits into the time line of cardio, and it definitely does tax your cardiovascular system (speaking from experience) you must also use powerful movements involving major upper body and even sometimes lower body muscle groups.
Watch this video of world famous climber Chris Sharma, and tell me he doesn’t have Hybrid type III muscle fibers!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9OobE5MkhA

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leanhybr Reply:
August 27th, 2009 at 9:49 pm

YES! Bob this is exactly what Hybrid Muscle is all about. Displaying the qualities of several different fiber types.

Like you say “Power-Endurance”, this is a perfect example.

And just look at Sharma, he is lean, strong, jacked and POWERFUL… with great endurance!!

Thanks for the comment.

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Bob Reply:
August 28th, 2009 at 2:51 am

It’s awesome that I found you guys, because this concept has been
on my mind for a while. What’s interesting is I also found a triathlete
study about what hey refer to as speed-endurance, which is simply
the ability to maintain maximum speed “wattage” for extended
periods of time.

The concept they discussed was not related to mitochondrial density,
but actually to the rate at which the type I endurance fibers can
metabolize lactic acid. type II muscle fibers produced quite a bit of
lactic acid during work. The build up of lactic acid is known to cause failure during strength activities. The theory is that by working in a zone called the “lactate threshold”, your can actually increase your type I fibers ability to metabolize lactate and thereby increase the duration a muscle can maintain a maximum strength efforts.

So this might be another factor in developing “long strength” I’ll do some more research on how to hit this “lactate threshold” zone get back to you guys. Maybe you can experiment with the idea. Let’s keep in touch, e-mail me any time. Right now I’m studying to become a personal trainer, and I’m highly fascinated with climbing performance, and I’m actually trying to create a training program for climbers. I think we can help eachother out here.

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very informative video. There´s a site (only in German) called Fast-twitch, proving that x-Fit training (with a little twist) can make triathletes better (= faster, more stamina,..) without the long, boring hours on the bike, in the pool or running in the streets.

At the end of the day, it comes all together – no matter how you name it.

Agaim, very informative, thanks Elliott for a great video!

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I liked the movie in which was explained with everyday talk how to build muscle and burn fat at the same time (everybody’s dream)!

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Very interesting video! Can’t wait to get started!

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The information is excellent and was professionally presented. Great Job!

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elliott what super hero would you be if you could pick?

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Same thing happens to me. When I try to add mass I wind up getting a little fat, than when I try to cut down to get ripped and show my abs I lose too much muscle. The process takes way too long. Hoping you guys find a solution to this cause I’d be the first in line.

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You mean I can toss my eleptical machine? Don’t have to ask me twice!

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Thanks guys. good work and want to try out your program if you have time to make one for us. I’d love to add about 8 lbs of muscle, lose about 5% bodyfat and keep my bench press were it’s at. Thanks. Austin.

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I guess you could say things are getting pretty serious?

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My dad is pretty ripped and he’s always training like this. I don’t even know if the knows what he’s doing but I guess it’s working.

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I work over 60-works a week right now for a start up so if this can accomplish my goals in a shorter time period than I thank you for bringing this to my attention.

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Takes guts to bring this to the forefront knowing that the medical community is sure to disagree. The proof is in the pudding so show us the results and I’ll show you the money! Boohyah.

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You must be smart since we have the same name. JK….lmao. I read this two weeks ago and started trying farmers walks at the gym with dumbbells and I already feel like my traps are bigger. I love having big traps.

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I’ve always believed being gym strong isn’t the goal but doing these full body functionial exercises has to burn more calories for fat burning. Isolation is great for the pump, but if you want strength, function and fat burning you have to add this “hybrid training” you’re teaching about. Seems that it’s been around for hundreds of years yet nobody has acknowledged the type III muscle yet. Interesting and thanks for the information guys. Nice to see that even though you’re both so busy you’re helping out anyhow.

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The gym is 40-minutes from where I live and costs an arm and a leg. This seems like something I could give a shot on my own at home. Thanks.

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Great workouts for MMA. When you’re grappling with people being able to run 4-miles doesn’t carry over to fight. At my training center our coach follows a lot of these same principles, he’ll be glad to see what’s going on here.

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Heck Ya! That’s what I’m talking about. All these punks walking around thinking they are tough. If you were really tough you’d train this way. Girls too, anyone can be tough but this looks like a REAL workout, not like the fake bowflex commercials and supplement ads. If you build it, they will come. Thank you, Your friend laurence.

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We don’t have a gym on base and have to improvise. If you need to workout and don’t have access to all the state of the art equipment this is certainly a great way to stay shredded to the bone. We use concret blocks and ammo cans to train with. Do what you gotta do right?

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I can’t say anything bad about running, but I can’t do it anymore. I liked getting in the zone, but have developed some pretty bad shin splints as of late so I’m open to exploring other options to keep toned. well put together and video. I printed it out so I can read it again. Susan

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I’m into the highland games but haven’t found many trainig routines that seem like they will help. I’m stoked to see what you recommend because it sounds like it would be the magic bullet for what I’m trying to accomplish.

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nice. glad to see I’m not the only one that gets excited about this style of training.

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you got my attention sir. how do I sign up to help test the workouts?

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I have a serious case of ADD and this looks like it has enough variety to keep me from quitting….lol I know it’s bad but hey I’m telling the truth.

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seriously i’m a skeptic at heart, no offense but why haven’t I heard about this before if it works so well?

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As a highschool coach I can atest that this is solid training to develop explosive football players. My young men are growing like weeds and I’ve attended a few seminars that back this information up. thanks.

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Mike, I bought your critical bench program must be over 10 years ago now and I’ll never forget i put on 55 lbs on my bench during the program when I thought it was impossible so I have faith in what your’e saying now too.

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If you do what you always did, you get what you always got! I’m ready for some new results, are YOU?

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Press forward men. No Spartan dies today! That’s how I feel right now. swinging sword is way more hybrid than pushing a nautilus shoulder press machine.

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the warrior diet worked well for me. nice review, I agree with what you said about it. If you haven’t read the PDF people read it now.

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Kettlebells are great for building hybrid muscle. Reminds me to get my ass in gear, thanks for the motivation fellas. 62 years young and going strong. I read your blog posts all the time and it keeps me going. glad your’re sharing this information finally.

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Hybrid cardio definitely burns more fat. I teach a muscle toning class here in Oklahoma it’s a small town, but the members taking my class enjoy doing the cardio with weights in your hand and now I’m starting to understand the science behind the benefits I knew were there but couldn’t quite explain.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 15th, 2009 at 11:03 pm

Now you can tell them that they are building a super hybrid muscle! Great example that not all hybrid cardio has to involve tires and sandbags with a big backyard. – Mike

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This will be a nice add-on to my current muscle building plan.

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Looks like we’ve come full circle and coming back to our primal roots and basic instincts. All the man-made food, preservatives, chemicals, anti-biotics can’t be good. We’re the fattest nation in the world and people need to pool the wool off and take a look around and stop drinking the cool aide. Being brave isn’t lack of fear, it’s having fear and doing it anyway. It’s scary to try something new, but gosh darn it, it’s time for something radically different!

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I want to do my first figure show and my coach is having me do a lot of medicine ball exercises along with kettlebells. It reminds me of being an athlete instead of a model and I always thought to achieve the best results you have to train like an athlete which is what these downloads seem to favor.

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You can take our lives, but you can’t take our FREEDOM! God bless guys lovin the info

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What are we quoting movies now? “Are you not entertained?” Maximum had some type III muscle fiber and he didn’t even know it. Crazy to think about, sounds funny but I want to be as ripped as those Gladiators were!

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It sucks but I sit too much now for my job and seems I gain weight easier now and sometimes I don’t feel like working out after a long day so I need some kind of plan. Just need to get the accountability and motivation back and this seems like a time saving system with all the benefits a workout program should incorporate.

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Well done mates, kudos.

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I can out lift my dad at everything but he can beat me in arm wrestling and stuff like that. He’s always doing yard work and I help but he’s a lot stronger than me even though I can lift more at our gym down the rd. If I train this way I’ll get this kind of super muscle too I hope. Interesting read and good web video.

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I have known Mike for 10+ years and he’s one of the few guys in the fitness industry that I trust. He follows through with what he says and always makes time for me when I’ve needed it. If Elliott is friends with Mike than he’s good by me. Whenever he comes out with something new it’s always a huge hit and produces fast results. – Russell

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been following Elliot’s blog for a couple years now and I admire his passion and efffort that he puts into everything he does. Solid info with a bonus punch of entertainment. keep watchin you’ll be hooked like I am.

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Great interview on Super Human Radio, listening to it live right now. Carl rocks too. Love that show. Best internet radio station around.

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When I was working as a labourer for a landscaping business; I was lifting rolls of lawn (turf) and carrying them around to the backyard and then squatting and laying them, then going back for the next one(if no access for a wheel barrow. If there was access, then 6-8 rolls at a time) and also lifting rocks, digging myriad holes, and shoveling up to 6 tonne of soil, and dragging a big wide rake across it to level it. I was amazed at my own capacity to work all day, and damned hard in the heat. I have never felt so strong and vital. Now I’m a floor sander, and I have to workout to get anywhere near ther intensity… Your info makes really good sense.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:18 am

A modern day warrior! God Bless.

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Outstanding…..

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Very good one

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14 years old 5′6 120 pounds. Tired of getting bumped around in the paint. Ima make it happen, thanks bro.

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the way you made it sound makes me want to start right a way, thanks for the infor bro

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thanks for the work. read the blog n looking to add this to my workout schedule

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sounds legit

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True, i have been using this type of workout for like a month now, it is awesome, the results are faster than other systems.
Although this hybrid system is awesome there are some cons:
1. It is pretty demanding, i have come to realise that training like this for more than 40 min is insane, leaves me done for the rest of the day, and i cant do it more than 5 days per week if i want to do something else than train ajja.
2. It makes me pretty hungry, and still some diet has to be done.

Pd: please excuse me for any mistake in the comment above i dont speak english very well.

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Elliot and Mike,

Thanks for the info and the download guys. As a guy that is trying to change

his life for the healthier and achieve a type of fitness strength and endurance

that he has never had before, the info you guys are giving is priceless. I have

a trainer that is experimenting and working his way into these principles of

strength and fat burning also and I am the experiment. Thank you guys for

giving of yourselves, your time and knowledge and please keep us updated so

I can continue to be motivated.

Sincerely,
Adrian R. Evans

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:17 am

Thanks Adrian. When you’re motivated it helps keep us motivated so lets keep the positive energy snowballing! – Mike

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this sounds great. sounds very challenging but if it wasnt then what would be the point? i just recently found out who Elliott Hulse but after watching his videos they are already inspiring me to push myself harder

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Great video Elliot, I have just recently replaced most of my fitness gear with sandbags, and kettlebells. My training methods have changed dramatically in the past year, the fact I can load up my car and go to the park or beach makes this training so much fun.

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thanks

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isnt this what vince Gironda has been doing for all those years. He had you do 8×8. Complete the workout as FAST as possible resting only 30 seconds between sets (so your heartrate is way up) and lifting heavy weights at teh same time. And look at how succesfull he was. I gues its along the same lines. The faster the workout compared to the last workout) then you progressed. Just like adding weight reps, etc.. But it was more of a power endurance workout. Like you decribe.

How can I imcorperate your ideas in my workout tomorro? Like add what to my workouts? Cardio unbetween sets?, shorter rests, strong man training at the end of workout. What do you say?

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:16 am

Hey Anth, check out some of the blog posts, we give some exercise recommendations and ideas. Exactly what you do will depend on your goals and level of conditioning. – Mike

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Awesome video, I’ve been personal training for a short period of time but didn’t want to wait ten years down the road to find the secrets of strength and muscle building we don’t hear everyday. Very happy to have access and knowledge from you guys, look forward to applying it

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Awesome.

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awesome video

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.hi,thank u for the free gift. i am an armwrestler interested to improve hand strength.i will read ur book and reply soon .bye

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thanks for the video and report. My son and I watched this video together and we just can’t wait to start the program together. He is getting in shape for football and I want to get in shape again. Truly an inspiration.

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Thanks for the free info . this makes the workouts alot less boring and repetive

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great info guys thanks

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Thanks for the report and video. It really helps to clear up some things. Keep up the good work.

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You guy are providing a great service to all those who are trying to build a lean, strong, muscular and functional physique.

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Thanks!

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Hey thanks guys for the downloads, awsome video im looking into losing some unwanted pounds and been trying to find the right techniques. I hope what you guys are offering is what it takes.

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Great honest stuff.

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Thanks, guys, for the download. Good luck with this!

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Hey Guys, Love the kettlebell stuff! Consistently learning more about them (it really is an art form,and in my opinion should be practiced like a martial art). Also love the idea of max effort conditioning, hill sprints, resisted/repeated sprints, plus the various carries are wonderful. Also, have recently started playing with large ropes, talk about a great way to de-load the legs,and give yourself a killer workout, it will really have you sucking wind! Keep up the great stuff! Thanks a lot!

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amazing

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Cool video, and great info. I work out 3 times a week doing 5 sets of the following: 25 pushups/ 10 pull ups/ 30 body weight squats/ 20 v sit ups and 40 bicycle crunches. I do this with minimal rest between sets and exercises. I have seen good results I am stronger, and I have lost most of my fat. Time to take it to the next level, and apply your Warrior physique methods… Can’t wait.

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good stuff

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Great stuff dudes. This is what i am talking about Heavy weights no mamby pamby workouts. I have try something similar. Static contraction training. Basiclly you lift wieght a lot of it only 3-4 inch’s hold for 5 -10 sec. do this three times and your done. my bench has increased 50 lbs in less than 6 month. So the key is intensity, intensity, intensity, then rest.

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Well, this girl is certainly looking forward to the challenge!
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie – Oi, Oi, Oi!

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NICE.
Gonna start changing my workouts a bit now

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The video has touched a part of me that went back to my younger years. Great video. I just hope that you come up with the system soon. I’m currently in a fat-loss stage and I’m hoping for an alternative to traditional cycling. Thanks!

Meeko Marasigan, RN

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leanhybr Reply:
September 15th, 2009 at 11:06 pm

Getting closer, hold tight!

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cheers guys. great stuff.

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thanks. looks interesting

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I cant wait to try this out and make a big change.

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Good info.

I’ve been lifting off and on again for years never really being satisfied. I’ve tried to go into the gym to do high reps but something inside ALWAYS makes me go heavy and I try to loose weight but can’t and HATE DOING CARDIO. Though He-Man is good, Iliked G.I. Joe( probly why I joined the military)but I like to keep my heros ” real” like Bill Kazmier. So this year I decided to give working out at home a try, doing research on strongman workouts, which I’ve always been a fan. However, I am a diabetic and don’t know how the Warrior Diet would effect me.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 15th, 2009 at 11:07 pm

The Warrior diet was just an example, but I’m a firm believer that everyone is different and just because a diet works for one person doesn’t mean it will work for all. The workouts should help everyone though and since you’re a fan of Strongman this should be right up your alley. – Mike

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The concept sounds terrific and I look forward to more info on how to make this training work for everyone. I enjoy my workouts but wouldn’t complain if they were more fun……….or more productive…..

Cheers guys.

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Guys I had a similar idea a while ago, I was sick of just running for long periods of time and I decided to half my cardio down to 20 minutes, and do windsprints while dragging a tire. I immediatly noticed it was much harder, and I tired much faster. However the results were amazing. I’m looking for ways to do similar things in the rest of my training.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 15th, 2009 at 11:08 pm

Exactly! More fun, better results. Just get creative like Andrew here.
-Mike

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Even “old” guys can benefit from this stuff. I am 51 and always wanted to look like my super hero from when I was 7! Hopefully somwhere there is a superhero with no hair!
jeff

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thank u for the stuff…its really usefull for ,me to build hybrid muscles

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This video gave me the motivation to even work harder. Big THANKS to you

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I enjoy reading reports like these. Really reinforces the idea that plain hard-work is the most effective way to get the body you want.

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Great stuff. Thanks for the downloads. I am totally on board with your thinking. I train kettlebells, Crossfit, Sealfit and every other bad ass workout I can conjure up.
Keep up the good Work!

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Hi there Elliott, just commenting on your concept of burning fat and building muscle. the facts that you state in your video is true. However what i’m about to say, you might have heard of it. It’s training that burns fat and builds muscle at the same time. I currently workout just using my bodyweight. I have never set foot in a gym, but the results that i have achieved has so far been great. This bodyweight training has been proven effective. It is what the craziest athletes on the planet use. This is based on the science on the wild animals, such as Tigers, Gorillas, etc. Ask yourself a question, how to the tigers get there super strength, speed and endurance? There are no gym equipment in the wild, absolutely nothing. How do Gorillas get their bodies, 100% muscle mass. The answer, their own bodyweight. So scientists has used the principles of the animals and used it for humans. This improves your speed, your functional strength, your endurance all in one workout, not different workouts each day. And not to mention the physique that is ready to jump out and spring into action. This training truly burns fat, builds muscle and i can clearly say that this is 100% true, because i am experiencing it. I just put together my 16 week programme and i am on my 7th week and the results are unbelievable. And one of the best thing is, that there are so many variations, you can never get bored.

Kind Regards, and thanks for the video!

p.s i am only 17 years old, so I am not any qualified fitness instructor and i don’t have a website, but with a lot of research and hard work, my knowledge increased.

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looking forward to hearing more on this. As i have underwent a microdiscectomy last year i really want to get back into shape and stay super hero fit

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Thanks for ur support for excercise

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First off I started to train for the first time 2 1/2 months ago at the age of 37. I was a freaking sedentary man at work and home and really week, not fat but week. A 6 foot tall stick. I got pissed of and said enough is enough! Took some ideas from some websites, Bought 2x 60 pound sand bags 2 army bags made lots of 5lbs zip lock bags. Yea 5 lbs what can I say … I’m a weakling. Add to that that I have a Scoliosis that I am aggressively strengthening, for over a year now,. and I am dam close to be able to stick it to the doctors and say HA! Told you I’d fix my back!!!! Any way, those army bags act like Kettle bells and maybe even better because the weight is truly unbalanced. And if you twist the bag then bend it in half you have your self a very big diameter grip. My hands are constantly killing me but it feels good! I do pull ups on an free rolling thick steal pipe. Since it roles ether you force like hell to stop the bar from rolling or you end up holding your self up with only your finger which is a killer.

So for the past 2 1/2 months I’ve been train with standard BB exercises but intensively, non stop, for 45 minutes from monday to friday.
I’v been steadily losing 1 lbs of fat and gaining 1.2 lbs of muscle per week.
Any one know if this is good?

Any way I think I will incorporate some of these exercises in my next 3 week cycle in a hidden place.
I would feel a bit out of place in a big city park in Montreal with a big tire, sleds, tree trunk, A bear keg boulders and a sledge hammer. Heck might as well start up a GRRRrrrrGym! Maybe next summer!

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Noyfb Reply:
September 14th, 2009 at 8:28 pm

HEHE A bear Keg … Beer Keg

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:15 am

Sounds like you’re on the right track. Adding muscle and losing fat each month is pretty pretty pretty good! – Mike

Keep us posted.

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ownoade te video but read the e-book and the ideas and info were excellent. Just started weight traing after 41 years in the martial arts.

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Best thing I ever saw on body building!
-Ray

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Nice stuff. This is exactly what i was looking for. Thanks a bunch!!

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I think this information will help because I am 39 yrs old and I am trying to learn as much as possible. This is a great piece to hear. thank you for not charging us an arm and leg for this like the rest of them

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Great Information!

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VERY interesting!

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Interesting informative video.

I’d be interested to see how you feel you program compares to The Matrix Principle (Ronald S.Laura & Kenneth R. Dutton)

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nice stuff!!!

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that movie is amazing thanks for your efforts

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Thanks so much for the report!! its awesome

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this is a great looking website

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Great stuff, can’t wait to get cracking.

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Thanks a lot for you generosity, these gifts are precious and valuable, I hope to find everething that will help to my family be helthier stronger and more confident. Thanks a lot.

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Hey, my name is Rocky, man I’m excited about this website and am also very interested in information about no joke bodybuilding and powerlifting.Thanx and hope totalk to you soon.

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Leroy Reply:
September 16th, 2009 at 4:03 am

This is gonna help me alot. I cant wait to get started.

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Really informative, and thanks again for the FREE downloads! I look forward to putting the knowledge to the test

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just watched the movie and im pretty interested on what u guys are doin..seems like it would work..keep us updated.very well put together material

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Some very useful info! I totally agree with your concept on building mass/burning the fat at the same time (I eat like a horse and find that lots of super-setting and drop-setting amongst other things REALLY help control the weight). Totally agree also that anyone who wants to train seriously should start off by increasing cardiovascular fitness FIRST.

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as a woman i am always lookin for ways to get muscle without the fat and without the bulk.. i DONT want to look like a man! lol this is awesome information.

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nice to get something of real value for free. thanks

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Ok, I’ve seen a lot of bodybuilding programs, let’s see if this has anything new to offer!

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Like it very much!

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looks good gonna read it all! thanks

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This stuff looks awesome!

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Thanks guys for your contributions to the fitness world and the fact that yourselves are the subjects of this program. That brings out the true and human character which is very relatable. As a 46 year old from the West Indies ( with a wife and family) who has been lifting weights since the 80’s, your information is extremely valuable.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:13 am

Thanks Rod, we have a lot of work still left to do, but the results so far are motivational. Look forward to sharing it with you soon! – Mike

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Thanks a lot for the kindness..

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Thanks a lot for the videos and downloads. Its always great to have new stuff to change up the workout.

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Thanks for the material. Looks good.

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Strive to be the best that you can – we all have the inner warrior inside us

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We all have an inner warrior inside us

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Thank you! This is awesome! I wish I had this back in ‘89 when Cybergenics was first introduced!

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interesting as one of my friends use this type of training for the first 2 year when he first started out bodybuilding and that put alot of muscle on him.

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Thanks guys. This is great stuff. Keep it up.

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Yeah man awesome

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Yeah man awesome, its so amazing i tell you

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Thanks keep up with the good work!

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Thank you for this opportunity, It is good to see that extremely good knowledge is still offer for free. I’m very impress with the content, a lot of valuable informations is offered there….if you watch and listen carefully !!!!!

Generosity always paybacks

AL

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:11 am

Anytime Alain. I’m just glad we’re not the only ones that are interested in this training

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Very much appreciated.
Two thumbs up!!

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Thanks

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Thank you, these downloads are no bull & tact-full! No more wandering around the gym thinking, hum… What should I do today???
Thanks Again!!! Mark

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As a 60 year old body “reconstructor” I appreciate any innovation that assists my progress. The video / program is most valuable

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I’m a 37 year old powerlifter. I spent most of my adult life unloading trucks. I built a massive amount of endurance and functional strength…cardio with weight. I would say that you are shooting a bullseye here. I have deadlifted 700LBS raw in an Indiana state meet this year 09 so the years of labor did not hurt my lifting. I would love to see some real strength science out there. Keep up the good work!

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leanhybr Reply:
September 18th, 2009 at 1:10 am

Awesome, seems a lot of people in this community have been doing hybrid training without even realizing it. Amazing pull by the way! – Mike

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thanks!

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At last a no bull way to get what you want

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Thank you guys i found the material truly awesome no bull
it hard finding people who now what there talking about
but you guys truly do
thank you.

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Thank you guys i found the material truly awesome no bull
it’s hard finding people who know what there talking about
but you guys truly do
thank you.

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I could not get the movie to play. “530 Login authentication failed” popps-up.

I’ll look for it another time. I am really interested.

-Jason

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The report is exactly what I needed. The movie doesn’t appear to be working, however, and I would really love to see it. This is the ultimate training. You’re a freakin’ genius….

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leanhybr Reply:
September 23rd, 2009 at 1:13 am

James,

Thanks for joining buddy! I’ve been having some problems with the video and our hosting account. So, we moved it to a 3rd party video host

I’m sure that’s too much information for you! haha!

Anyway, the video is up again… only the quality is a little off.

Thanks,
Elliott

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The Super Hero muscle video kicks ass!

The type of hybrid-muscle training you describe sounds very similar to the stuff they put me through during Basic Training in the Australian Army.

They called it “Combat PT” and we had to exercise wearing our full combat gear (webbing, rifle, waterbottles, sometimes a huge backpack too (think it was 30kilos). We had to exercise for extended periods of time (going through obstacle courses, carrying ammo crates for long distances, etc) while wearing our gear.

I personally, during the 45 days of basic training I gained 7 kilos of muscle and no fat. And I noticed the guys in my platoon who started out overweight lost a lot of weight after the training.

I believe that gaining muscle and losing fat both at the same time can be done.

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leanhybr Reply:
September 25th, 2009 at 3:32 pm

Cool, thanks Doug. If you haven’t done so listen to the Building the Optimum Anabolic Environment interview with Eric Talmant. He said the same thing you’re saying. – MIKE

http://leanhybridmuscle.com/access/creating-optimum-anabolic-environment.html

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WOW! True motivation for the spirit and body….ready to dive into the report to get started.

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Great stuff you guys got here! Very usefull and most of all,its easy to understand.

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Very informative! Can anyone of any age use this method to get results. Thanks

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Well I guess I have a new direction and attitude while on deployment here in Iraq. I can’t wait to get started and get ripped up. I can’t wait to go home form deployment and show all my friends (and wife) the fruits of my labor.

Army Strong and then some.

Chief White

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Interesting…. I’ve heard about something similar that the eastern block nations were using for functional muscle growth using kettel bells etc.

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i’m really pumped about the idea of the “hybrid” muscle and i hope you release your study to the public!
i got referred here by Super Human Radio and i’m happy i checked it out!

good luck with your research

-Hunter

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Great stuff! Thanks!

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This is great info and something really needed for someone of my body type! I look forward to giving it a serious go!

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Crapper

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The video was excellent. I enjoy the simple things in life. The workouts are simple and a true testament on how our bodies were trained at a particular period of time before the chest fly machine. I would like to ask if the training techniques can be applied to a colder climate such as Canada where I live?. Perhaps is there climate related training tips? Example.Should I consider other variables like how certain muscle fibers perform under extreme cold conditions….etc? thnx

wayne

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nice

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wiked

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I had a moment of madness and unsubscribed, but I’m back. New vids are awesome. Saw them on youtube. Thnx.

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this video is awesome…learned a lot

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the article is really great, and being a practitioner of Krav Maga, i find the topics very useful!

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Thank you very much for such a good resource in muscle building. I hope everyone will find something to be used in his exercise program.

Take care

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Thanks guys for download. Looking forward to reading and putting into practice

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Would have to liked to see some workouts related to the gym or outside. Excellent description of fibres.

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Appreciate download – will study and learn, still waiting to view video though

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Hi Brothers,
Lovin the info, when will you guys be comin out with the physical munual on the “Lean Hybrid Workout”? I want to be on the waiting list bro!!!
Thanks.
Stay Strong and Live Long…
Vinny L.
Manahawkin NJ

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sweet new trainig techniques

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Hey Guys,

This is great information.. I am interested in adapting this to females. I have been doing compound functional weight exercises from a book by Cosgrove. Unfortunately I had to have surgery which has put me on the bench for 12 weeks. When I am able I would love to get this information integrated into a workout for me.. Keep up the good info flow..

Tara

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This is similar to what my sons do for football training (I do it right along with them). Can’t wait to see the finished product!!

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Good Stuff guys, thanks for all your help. I need your help to stay in shape at my age.

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Nice, cheers for this info

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Makes sense…more / bigger Mitochondria = More Fat burned / Muscle Gained

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i find these dvds just great …
this save a lot of anarchic work
thanks man

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Good anatomy and physiology review.

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just a quick question, why wouldnt this program work for us guys who work in a “regular” gym setting, with benh press and curls??

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cant wait to hear more . thanks for your heart to share what has taken time from your families and your own time .

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im dying to be in good shape

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very informative thanks guys

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Love it. I am sick of hearing the Bull about not being able to burn fat and build muscle at the same time as I have done it myself. I just need to get the specifics to do it correctly/faster as I have hit a few plateaus that I am working on breaking through

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I have used similiar training methods in the past to achieve fantastic short term results, however i wasn’t aware of the scientific information you guys have, so I am positive that you can come up with a fantastic workout!!!! well done and good luck, I lokk forward to the results

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Nickname given in 1969 @ high school.
Nickname the only weight I need to lose.

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Very good. Thanks. Will be taking the report home to share with my husband. I was always skeptical about doing weights as I didn’t want to look butch, but 3 years ago my husband talked me into going to the gym, and now I’m hooked.

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great work guys

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thank you

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can u dig it???

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i dont know about this any more since its still being experimented with but it some how keeps my attention

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you guys rock cant wait to hear more dont feel too much pressure you guys take all the time you need thanks for sharing your info

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Will you guys be providing programs that people can use in their regular gyms?

I’m trying something similar to what you are suggesting at the moment with mixed results so I’ll be interested to see exactly what your programs involve.

Thanks for passing on your knowledge and discoveries.

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Great stuff! I’ve been working out for almost 40 years (literally since I was , and all cause of a Super-hero! I wanted to be Doc Savage! Started with isometrics and calisthenics, and moved on to weights in my teens. I also sword fight! (Honestly!) You are right on the mark!! And you’ve inspired me to mix in some more “hybrid” exercises into my workout!

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I see myself as still a student in this area but the more I read and reflect confirms what you are trying to prove. I like your honesty and the more I listened to you I could detect integrity. I look forward to seeing and hearing more on your progress and results.

Regards

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Attitude is everything. Visualize and realize. Very interested in your take on growing muscles. Was in accident that left me with lots of muscle damage and know you can grow better body cells.

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Thanks guys. Great information. Can’t wait to change up my training and incorporate these methods.

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As a certified personal trainer, I was very impressed as the information here goes with the latest findings and newest research in training. Keep up the great work.

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Thanks for all the info, Guys. I look forward to more great stuff!

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Thank you man. I will start right now.Or will I. But now I’m gonna train way more like the spartans. I see people and think “woah”, now its their turn to go “woah” for that show-off strength.

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Wouldn’t compund exercises+sprints be somewhat the same? For example if you focused on increasing the weight on your compund exercises, and the duration of your sprints? This is very exciting! I personally CAN’T wait to hear more!

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The hybrid muscle examples given at the end of the presentation are interesting but I looked some videos in youtube of them and noticed it requires knees and low back action to be carried out; actually I have an injure in my right knee and in my low back so I can only train upper body. What kind of hybrid training I could perform?

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this audio/video is loading my computer to the point of annoiance!!!!!

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You have my attention, I am going to put these ideas into practice and see how they work for me, look forward to more info in the future.

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really interesting. cant wait to use this in my workout plan.

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sure this will be an interesting and brand new stimulus in my body..cant wait to look great!

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awesome stuff

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Sounds like things I saw growing up. I can’t wait to use this in my workout plan.

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Really appreciate you passing on your knowledge and discoveries
Keep up the great work !!

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Hey guys, very cool ideas. This reminds me of training plan done by a guy called Jon Edmondson. He also talked significantly about the Mitocondria in his book called “the man who stopped the clock”. He basically tested his theories on himself – at one time he held the world record for teh most push ups in 1 hour – something like 2.500 ! His key training program was called the Russian Astronaut training program whcih was basically 10 set of 10 basic exercises (push ups, chins, tuck jumps etc) The idea was to go thru it as fast as possible so no rest between each exercise at all… It sounded easy but oh boy it kicked butt. Awesome work out. Worth a read for the traiing plan alone if you can find a copy.

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awesome video man thanks. i cant wait to start trying this workout.

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Great stuff. Am stuck in a hotel for a couple weeks so lookig forward to diving into this. I could not find the Super Hero download. Thanks!

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Thank a lot .

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Sounds great guys.
Thx for the tips.
I’ll let you know how it goes.

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It was very interesting to learn new and original ideas on the vast field of exercise. Even more convincing the recall from history of possible ancient methods. To combine strength building with endurance and functional training was my natural approach without having any ideology behind, just the fun side. Evidently the results are not so good. Now I see, there is an effort to put behind all of that a brand new methodology. Not everybody is able to be a strong man competitor but millions of sports or everyday activities can benefit from a methodical approach of improving health and wellbeing. The only real question is how fast? I do not believe in overnight results. Even less of the capacity of joints and ligaments to absorb the excessive load without serious injuries. I think that problem which throws me back repeatedly is quite general. How does it look like gradual (slow) progress in your methods?

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This could actually be quite useful

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hi, this theory make sense to me as my father had masses of lean muscle and imense strength gained by the same principles when he worked in the quarries

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Wow! I can’t wait to give this stuff a try. Thanks for all your dedication. Much appreciated.

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I would love to hear more

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Looking forward to working this type of training

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as a beginner the video inspires me a lot to work hard to have a body like that.
Thanks for the opportunity to watch this video and make me feel that I can make it.

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Great stuff..its about time someone had something innovative. Thanks

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This is swesome training and just what I’m looking for. Bring it on. Tell me more.

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Fantastic report…from Thailand.
Cheers

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Great info. Can’t wait to try it.

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exciting

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Amazing stuff guy’s,but i seem to lack motivation what can i do to over come this,any idea’s??????

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Great movie I cant wait to get the skinny on where to start. The last time I transformed myself it took a year to get only half way to where i wanted to be. This seems like a way for me to shred the wall I hit and get the body I have wanted all my life. Keep it coming

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Hey Elliot

You guys are surely on to something. I have always felt the same as you (about bulking and cutting, so dumb) and altered my workouts to burn fat and built muscle at the same time. It works and I have been training this way for a few years now piece mealing all the info I can attain from different sources to create a new way to train. You have got it correct and I like the name you have giving it. I wish I had access to train in a gym such as you have. I typically work out in a regular gym but use very different methods many along the same lines as you are teaching. The equipment is really not right in regular gyms to train in this method properly. Keep up the good work.

Joe C

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As you so rightly say , that you have not iron out all the kinks ! I have seen some of your idea’s but not sure where you going with regards to a training method .
I believe that you need an objective and a goal to reach , but you have to know how to reach that goal , I don’t think that you can just drag a sledge around and hope for the best or lift sand bags until you are exhausted , can you ? Yours Sincerely.

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this is really some real good hot stuff,this will certainly boost my training

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I’m just getting started at age 44 and this was very interresting to listen to. Can’t wait to get started.

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Just to let you know, you guys are right on time and on target! The military finally figured out that the standard daily dozen calisthenics and endless running wasn’t building warriors, we were building kids that looked good in uniform and athletic gear. Now if you want to survive on a battlefield with 80 lbs of body armor, helmet, weapon and individual gear, you have to work your body for that job, in other words, train like a warrior! Keep up the good work and remember all those soldiers and Marines fighting all over the world.

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Walter Payton must have trained this way

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This was a very informing video. I look forward to seeing your results on all of this.

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Real good stuff, love the enthusiasm toward this type of training

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I am from India. I really liked the downloads

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Real life stuff that works. Urban farmer training at its best

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great stuff will give it a shot

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Can’t wait to see how this works!

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This seems like extremly hard training that gets results

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really good one..

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thanx

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thanks, cant wait to start!

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great stuff guys

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Cant wait to try this workout

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interesting — again, waiting to see the quick program — and how to apply within the limits of my schedule and work-out ability

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Looks like a good way to get out of the grind, break some plateaus!

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I liked the download and the short video. I have always felt I was a warrior at heart… The reason I started weightlifting was “Conan the Barbarian” who was quite the warrior. I mean swinging that 40lb broadsword, AWESOME. I was also a huge fan of He-Man, and what kid didn’t want to be him. I too would pretend I was He-Man. I can’t wait to incorporate these concepts into my training. I love heavy lifting, and I love breaking things. AWESOME!

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It’s great to get such stuff, even though my age will restrict me from using all the advise given herein. But thanks and appreciate it.

Effie

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leanhybr Reply:
November 8th, 2009 at 4:00 pm

Effie,

Thank you sir!

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I need something to get me back on track – I think I’ve found it!

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leanhybr Reply:
November 8th, 2009 at 3:55 pm

Awesome Steve!

We’re happy to be of support to you.

- elliott & mike

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thanks guys, great stuff

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leanhybr Reply:
November 8th, 2009 at 3:44 pm

thanks Lucca!

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I havnt had the time to look at the whole web site but i did watch some of the you tube videos and they look awesome. Thanks for the info i cant wait to put it to use.

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video was awesome i am actually currently making a new workout program im going to combine the Critical Bench Program + Hybrid Muscle Building into a 12 week program leading up to some competitions next year im still trying to decide if i want to make it a 3 day or 4 day a week program and for example on my deadlift days im going to do tire flipping after im done with heavy deadlifts to work on my conditioning and stamina as soon as i get it done i will send it in so you all can review it thanks! The Phenom

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Elliott Reply:
November 11th, 2009 at 3:15 pm

That sounds like a good combo of programs Claude!

Keep rocking boss.

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I believe you’re on to something, will write you later about my own experiment with machines. recently I’ve been applying aspects of cross fit and the 300 in my workout and I’ve been making progress in strength, my focus is now on endurance and flexibility. especially I hope you guys explore flexibility. I am trying active stretching to see if that helps me

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Elliott Reply:
November 11th, 2009 at 3:13 pm

I’m excited to hear about your experiences Dino!

Keep us posted.

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Thanks for the video…OK let’s begin….

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Very interesting…I have to try it and see the results.

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MY MOTIVATION WAS THE SAME AS CHARLES ATLAS ( REMEMBER HIM) LIKE CHARLES ATLAS I WAS HUMILIATED BY BULLIES BECAUSE I WAS EASY PREY.
FORTUNATELY I WAS ATHLETIC AND A FAST RUNNER. THEY COULD NOT CATCH ME BUT IT WAS EMBARRASSING.

AFTER TWO YEARS OF DEDICATED TRAINING WITH WEIGHTS THAT I PURCHASED I CONFRONTED MY TORMENTORS. I DID NOT RUN AND THEY SHEEPISHLY WALKED AWAY. TYPICAL OF BULLIES. THEY ONLY BULLY THOSE WHO ARE WEAKEN THAN THEY ARE.

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TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF MY STRENGTH, AT AGE 83 I CAN DO A DEADLIFT WITH REASONABLE EASE OF 150 KILOGRAMS (330P POUNDS) MY MAXIMUM IS 160 KILOGRAMS BUT THEN I HAVE TO PULL OUT ALL THE STOPS.

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Elliott Reply:
November 11th, 2009 at 3:12 pm

Thanks Sindey,

You are an inspiration man!!

Keep up the great work you are doing.

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I am a professional pitcher who has been using training like this for about 4 years now. This video helped connect some dots for me on why some things have worked how they have.

Some examples can be seen here. Unfortunately the audio has been disabled by youtube and my pitching coach Fletch who made this video passed away last year so he cannot edit it. I am going to redo some of this stuff.

It is my ambition to bring the superhero physique and personia to the mound. Thanks for the information packed video.

Zinger

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Elliott Reply:
November 11th, 2009 at 3:11 pm

Hell yea! What’s up Zinger?

I’m happy you enjoyed our info.

You’re buddies with Paul Reddick… correct?

Keep up the great work that you are doing with the baseball players!

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Interesting

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I’m not gong to have any trouble enjoying all of this.
Thanks – Jim

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i really enjoyed watching this video. i cant wait till i start training

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CAN’T WAIT TO BUY THIS PROGRAM,LETS BURN FAT AND BUILD MUSCLE .

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I play on the University of Western Ontario (Canada) Varsity Football Team. As you can probably guess we spend hours on the field, and hours in the weight room every week during season. Off-Season is when it gets interesting. Our Strength and Conditioning Coach is a big fan of Hybrid Muscle, Long Muscle, Strongman Workouts, and the like. So, in addition to our traditional lifts, cardio and, agility he throws in these great outdoor high intensity cardio, strongman workouts that get you pumped and feeling great.

This stuff works! Keep up the experimenting and the great posts!

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leanhybr Reply:
November 11th, 2009 at 9:22 am

Sounds like a great coach :_)

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nivian Reply:
November 12th, 2009 at 1:37 am

sounds very interesting i used to do aerobics followed by weight training and found it to be very helpfull in road running

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Ive heard of these hybrid work out types with names like functional strength training, combined interval training, tabata protocol workouts, ive been doing them since this summer and they work great like nobodies buissness thats how I found this site by looking for these type workouts. One thing I have noticed from these workouts are hidden benefits, such as improved balance and agility which I didnt notice to the same extent when doing just bodybuilding workouts, I have better cardio capacity than I did when doing just steady state cardio, and I kid u not but my sex drive shot through the roof also no lie. These workouts seem to be the next big phase shift in fitness.

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You guys kick ass, just bought the LHM package to.
Awsome deal by the way, so much stuff for so little money.
Looking forward to getting started with it!

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This workout looks really good, can’t wait to try it out

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I like this type of training, and I am interested in learning more about this.

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Since I have been incorporating your principals into my workouts and routines I have been gaining strength, lifter more and gained some muscle. Age 56 and still pumping!

Dano

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This is great stuff! Short and simple. Keeps me fit and out of the gym.

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this looks good. it looks like it will work. i will tell you what i think of it when it is put to use.

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Good stuff. Keep it coming.

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I have looked and studied a lot of tecniques and ways to gain Muscle and Loose fat etc … I must say this is the best out of them all…and i cant thinki of why people are not interested in same as THIS IS IT.

Excellent stuff Gentlemen.

regards
Botty

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Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.

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Great Video!

Thanks for posting this, and I am really looking forward to starting these workouts.

best,

Steve

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Its great to finally here some common sense, im a PT from the UK and im always looking for new ways to up my game for me and my clients. This stuff is spot on already started this week with some of my own routines, lets see what happens!!

Looking forward to hearing more.

Cheers

Mike

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Thanx a million

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this info is must have

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Hello,
Thank you for all the information. I am 60 years old and have been involved in working out since 1972. I was involved in starting a new construction company for several years and with the amount of hours required my training was put on hold. I also went through a partial knee replacement and gained a lot of weight (45 LB.) due to the in-activity of the whole process. I am now retired and trying to remove the weight and re-gain my strength. I have been very disappointed with my progress. My training has amounted to one hour per day of aerobics and weight training three days per week. I have been performing the 10 week surge program and Positions of Flexatation program found in Iron Man. I listened to your program on superhuman radio and wish to see where your program will take me. My only concern is the wear on my artificial knee. I have been doing squats and dead lifts knowing I need them to increase my overall strength but I’m only using moderate weights on these lifts. I will keep you informed on my progress.
Thank you,
Jon Timothy Boyd

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Awesome program

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Sounds great, lets see if it works

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interesting stuff… look forward to trying out your ideas!

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Very interesting and inspiring

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I am going to give it try ))

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Elliot I understand that your obsessed with this idea and I’m obsessed with lifting. I’ll be your lab rat, just fly my ass out there and I’m ready to work!!!

-Brad-

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i can’t wait to try this out. it is very interresting

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Elliot:

Like you my heros were Hercules, Jason of the Argonauts (Sp?), Tarzan, Conan, Beast Master among others. I watched this before but enjoyed watching again. I really admire you and your passion.

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great stuff vince gironda was talking and using this type of training in the 1950’s

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I, caint”t wait to try this method.

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This video is awesome, I’m so hyped about this training. This leaves plenty of potential for me in the future.

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good video – captures many peoples goals who work out!

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nice one tnk

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Thanks for the downloads.
Cant wait to start!

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Hello Sir,
I watches your web-site of leanhybriedmuscle, i really liked the concept, equipment and mattered to have strong muscle and burn fat in a dame time,i want to join this program but i live in Delhi/INDIA, i just want that how can i be able to join your program ,please guide me…….

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this is the best thing ive seen on the Internet, cant wait to start

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high hopes for it, all the other hybrid workouts are quality

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cool

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The fact that the video is no-nonsense and shows real people, not professionals, is really compelling.

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This looks excellent. I am one week in and will keep you updated with the results.

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Hello Mike & Elliot
First of all A Happy New Year to you and yours [Scottish Greeting ]
Thank you for the latest news how you are getting on.
I have been exempt from all types of exercises even from my dumbbells at least for the time being
Sincerely Dorothy dorro17

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leanhybr Reply:
January 25th, 2010 at 11:58 pm

Happy New Year to you too!

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Love these kind of workouts!
Thks.

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You have succeeded in presenting a clear,realistic approach to functional strength training. As a medical professional in a post-operative rehabilitation facility, it is clear that if people would exercise for function, the number of surgical procedures related to obesity and joint degeneration would be drastically reduced.
Only one criticism Elliot. You referred to everyone you obtained valuable information in your video as old people. Maybe a true statement, however you might consider some positive adjectives such as seasoned,experienced,or even wise.

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I just stumbled on your website and with good timing coz it’s the beginning of the new year and one of my goals is to built a great and healthy physique. Will keep updating you on my progress.

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I AM FREQUENTLY ASKED WHY I DID NOT TRAIN FOR BODYBUILDING CONTESTS.
REASON ONE: I JOINED THE SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE IN 1946 AND BECAME A DETECTIVE IN 1947. I WAS TOO BUSY FIGHTING CRIME AND INVESTIGATING ABOUT 100 CRIMES ON A MONTHLY BASIS. IN OUR DAYS WORKING OVERTIME WITHOUT ADDITIONAL PAY WAS PAR FOR THE COURSE.
REASON TWO: CONCENTRATING ON BODYBUILDING ALONE ONE CAN ACHIEVE LARGE MUSCLES AND A BEAUTIFUL PHYSIQUE BUT MOST BODYBUILDERS WOULD FAIL THE BODY MASS INDEX EXAMINATION THEY ARE DEFINED AS OVERWEIGHT OR EVEN OBESE BY THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
I OPTED FOR A COMBINATION OF POWER AND SPEED BECAUSE AS A POLICEMAN I HAD TO HAVE SPEED TO PURSUE A CRIMINAL AND POWER TO OVERCOME ANY RESISTANCE TO AN ARREST.
TODAY I STILL PLACE THE EMPHASIS ON POWER. AT 83 AND A BODYWEIGHT OF 100 KILOGRAMS I CAN STILL DEADLIFT A MAXIMUM OF 160 KILOGRAMS OR 150 KILOGRAMS WITH RELATIVE EASE. IN MY DEADLIFT VIDEO ON
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Thx for the training info!!!

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Eliott, I find your work really interesting and I think it must work, I definiteley would like to give it a try.
And I also have a question. As a professional trainer you might have heard about Mixed Martial Arts trainig. Would it be helpful to build type III muscle fibers?? I mean, the sport is very intense and these athletes must be very strong, quick, powerful and have a lot of stamina.
Well, I’ll keep visiting the blog. Thanks.

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leanhybr Reply:
January 25th, 2010 at 11:58 pm

Hey Jorge, it would depend on how you train. Rather than asking if MMA training would develop type III muscle fiber the question I would ask is how can I train to develop type III muscle fiber to help me become a better MMA fighter. Check out the blog for sure, you shoud find lots of helpful content. And when you’re ready to give the Lean Hybrid Muscle Building Program we’ll be here at http://www.leanhybridmuscle.com/build-muscle.html
Thanks Mike!

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I’ve known about these workouts from a mixed martial arts instructor I had for awhile… no secret really

they do work great though… becoming a landscaper got me doing these same type of workouts, WHILE GETTING PAID!..

haven’t watched the DVD yet… but I read the ‘warrior physique’… You could have added some tips on how often/long and when to do each exercise.. and how much weight to start with

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veary nice

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i have just received the stuff, hope the contents will help me lots on my wokouts. chao

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I have found your website and great articles through Jeff Anderson’s blog of Close Quarters Combat Tips. I am a Marine that back in 2000 enlisted with 185 lbs of mass muscle but after going to college for 5 years, getting married, beign deployed for 28 months, having kids and working hard have lost a lot of weight (down to 144 lbs) but keeping lean muscle. At this time I want to turn my life around and go back to 185 lbs. I will get your hybrid muscle training program and keep you updated. Thanks for your hard work and for sharing it!!!!

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I have been the fitness industry for over 10 years and I found the video very informative. I will be giving your program a try. Thank you.

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Thanks guys, I appreciate it very much! I take this things seriously!

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Interesting. Reminds me of college years. I did study this for personal reasons. I recall the last time I attended a coaches meeting. The coaches had the upper physical edge. The average teacher did not look as physical! It was quite interesting.

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ive really been struggling and would like to turn things around with these techniques!

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Sounds perfectly plausible and possible from a biological and physiological stand point. Your experiments and the work of those referred to in the video should reveal if it is actually true. If so, I’ll begin to look like Dr. Schwartz (same age)!

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SURE THIS IS GOING TO HELP ME A LOT AS I M TRIYING TO UNVEIL MY ABS

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Wow a energising report which shoots up our feeling to be a toned warrior

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Guys, thanks alot for all the insider information that you have been giving us. I try to incorporate as much as possible from what you tell us into my routine at my own at home gym. I’ve always been a hard gainer, and by following your instructions I’ve put on over 38lbs of lean rock hard muscle in the last eight months. Thanks again

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thanks for the download Guys,

i’ll read this stuff and get back to sooner, once again thank you.

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I think it was a great way Elliot to compare the physique of a super hero to what we should be looking like, also with research to back it up! Your a very good speaker man, and I respect all the information you have to give. Keep on at it, and stay strong!

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