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Almost every result women are searching for is a side effect of increasing lean muscle.

Forget about the myths of getting too bulky or looking manly, neither of those are legitimate concerns without performance-enhancing drugs or some serious genetic predisposition.

When you combine a supervised strength training program and eating by design… here are some of the results.

 

#1 - BURN BODY FAT FASTER

If you’ve bought into the myth that cardio is the fastest way to lose fat you’re missing out on the number one time-tested strategy.

Lifting heavy weight is the cornerstone of fat loss, not endless hours on the treadmill.

 

#2 - SPARK YOUR METABOLISM

Have you wondered how to keep those calories burning even while you are asleep?

By helping to build lean muscle, strength training turns your body into an engine that constantly burns fuel day and night. That’s a side effect no amount of cardio can match.

 

#3 - LOOK SLIMMER

You can’t shape muscles but you can build more lean muscle. With less body fat on top of them, that translates into smaller clothing sizes without cutting the calories.

 

#4 - BOOST SELF-ESTEEM

Strength doesn’t just come in physical form.

Moving heavy things delivers a power-packed shot to your mental state as well. That makes you feel great by all accounts.

 

#5 - BUILD HEALTHY BONES

One major fear women have is developing osteoporosis and the #1 strategy for bone-building is NOT more calcium. Learn the basics of weight-bearing exercise and start building healthier bones.

 

How many of these benefits appeal to you?

Have a great day!

Dr. Ryno


Dr. Ryno Tope is a Doctor of Chiropractic, a member of the New Zealand Chiropractic Association, and owner of Structural Chiropractic in Hastings, Hawke’s Bay. Dr. Tope focuses on an area of chiropractic called Structural Correction and has been in practice for 6 years. You can reach Dr. Tope at drryno@structuralchiro.co.nz or 06•651•1004. You can also follow the Structural Chiropractic Facebook page (www.facebook.com/StructuralChiropracticHB).


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