How I Did It: A Fitness Nerd's Guide to Losing Fat and Gaining Lean Muscle

"How I Did It" is a candid, thorough, science-based approach to losing fat, complete with workout plans and instructions for balancing macronutrients. It's full of personal insight, humor, stoic wisdom, and simple strategies that anyone can implement, no matter how hectic life gets.

Do you dream of being lean and fit, but think it's impossible for you? It's absolutely possible and MUCH easier than you think! This book tells you how to get the body you've always wanted-no matter your age or current fitness level-without extreme dieting, excessive cardio, boot camp classes, or dangerous supplements. No expensive equipment. No "bro-science" and no crawling across the gym floor on all-fours like an assh*le. If you need a painless, feasible plan for getting in shape, you want to read this book.

The key to losing weight is to maintain a caloric deficit. This book helps you calculate a caloric deficit to maximize fat loss and gain muscle without feeling tired and hungry. You don't need to starve yourself to lose fat. It's all about the math, pure and simple."How I Did It" teaches you how to create a comfortable deficit of calories that will lead to incredible results. Losing fat isn't a challenge when you follow the numbers. Everyone's body is different, but there are universal truths that make or break any fat-loss program for all of us. This book explains the simple science behind building your ideal body based on your goals.

Nate Clark spent most of his life wearing a t-shirt in the pool. He's not a personal trainer or a professional athlete. He's not selling you anything else. He's just a guy who finally figured it out, and transformed his body in ways he never thought possible. After 20 years of failed diets and way too much cardio, he discovered the truth about cutting fat and building lean muscle mass. At 40 years old, he's in the best shape of his life.

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Luisterboek: 18 december 2020