Do You Want To Get Big And Strong?

Then You Gotta Squat!

But Do You Really Know How?

Let’s face it, squats are the key to leg strength and the key to overall body strength. Basically every strength champion does squats and this book will give you the edge in cranking up your squat poundage.

Squats are Maybe the Most Misunderstood of All Weight Training Exercises.

Why? Because almost no one really knows how to do them and there are more old wives tales hanging around about this exercise than there are bad fishing stories. Those are couple of the reasons why I wrote this manual. I want you to be able to know for sure that you’re doing it right when you squat. I want to put it out to you in simple, clear language so that even the beginner or the most advanced athletes can learn from this book. I want to smash a couple of those old wives tales so that when you read and understand this book you won’t be afraid to do the squat. You won’t bother to listen to any of those sissies who tell you it’s bad for your knees and your back and you’ll have the reigns of your own strength training destiny in hand.

The practical knowledge of this exercise (The Squat) is maybe the biggest key difference between the successful strength champion and the girly spandex wearer who couldn’t lift his way out of a wet paper bag. If you’re serious about strength and development then you must have this book, but if you’re not, don’t bother to buy it. Why? Because I’m not going to sugar coat it for you. I’m going to tell you the truth. The simple, plain, back-breaking, steel-bending, blood-curdling truth. I want you to know that building your knowledge and your mind is what starts to build your body. I want you to be fired up to do this exercise justice. I’m not going to tell you that you can sit around and drink some magic blender potion and not get out and bust your butt and get big. Because let’s face it, anybody who tells you that is lying.

How to Squat 900lbs without drugs, powersuits or knee wraps video is packed with training info and explanations along with training footage. It is intended to be an accompaniment to the book of the same title.