NEW: SSTS Is Open

I wanted to let you know that I've published a new 16-week muscle-building and fat-shredding course called the Stair Step Training System (SSTS). It's a course that's delivered via the web over the course of 4 months and covers all you need to know to build the body you want by combining training, diet, and rest & recovery (the 3 Pillars).

It works for beginners, intermediates, and advanced trainers alike; it uses a simple yet very effective method that's been tested over many years. SSTS is really the system that pro bodybuilders and professional athletes follow for building muscle, strength, and speed, as well as stripping body fat and improving athletic performance.

You can check it out here.

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5 Comments

  1. rob says:

    sounds like the sort of thing ive been looking for thanks for pointing it out.

  2. Fashion Blog says:

    hell yeah, thanks a lot for sharing! greets Fashion Blog

  3. digitei says:

    what is the price of the course, how can I get more information about this course of 16 weeks.

  4. It works for beginners my A** ! I think thats not being honest enough, beginners dont need 16 weeks stair courses! They need a 3 week trial dont 3-4 days training and learning to eat right, most of these 'beginners' are fat as hell and havnt waorked out in years!

  5. billspaced says:

    @ how to get a six pack – do you know anything about the course? First, it's not about climbing stairs. "Stair Step" is a concept – basically, you build for a few weeks, then you plateau, then you build again. See? Stair steps. It's 16 weeks because the full course takes you through 4 phases, one of which is dropping body fat. And you begin the whole thing by doing just a few exercises for 1 set each!

    It can't get any more "beginner" than that!

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