Strength Training for Beginners - 15 Minute Workout Without a Gym

by Mirsad Hasic

You Don’t Need a Gym to Get a Stronger & Leaner Body Are you one of those people who believe that in order to get a stronger and sculpted body you need to spend hours and hours per week lifting weights at the gym? Well, what would you say if I told you that you could become stronger and leaner by working out for just 15 minutes? Don’t get me wrong, this is not a miracle or some shady scheme, but you can get real results! You just need to actually do the workout and exercises that I’m going to tell you about. Yes, you will need to take action, but I am providing you with all the tools you need to become stronger, leaner and feel better! How to Workout Anywhere, Anytime Generally, strength workouts require you to have access to specific equipment. However, this one is different, as you don’t actually need any equipment at all. Well, if you have a pair of dumbbells that’s great but it’s not required at all. Heck, you can even use two jugs of milk or juice as weights! This time you don’t have any excuses for not working out because you don’t have access to that bench press or Swiss ball. The only thing that can stop you is YOU! Find Out Common Pitfalls Related to Strength Training There are several pitfalls you need to avoid when it comes to strength training that few beginners (if any) are aware of. Those are the one’s no one tells you about until it’s too late. What I mean is that you will usually find out about these when you injure yourself and find out that if you had taken necessary precautions you would not be walking around with a pair of crutches! Do You Want To Strengthen and Sculpt Your Body Today? Discover how to get a strong and leaner body in just a few seconds! Simply scroll to the top of this page and click on the "Buy Now With 1-Click" button!

75 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 2, 2013

Reviews

[Jaguar · Rating 4 out of 5]

"Strength Training for Beginners - 15 Minute Workout Without a Gym" by Mirsad Hasic is a really good book on strength training for beginners. Of all the strength training books I have read so far, this is by far the best of them all. It was explanatory and well written. I loved for the exercises it provided one picture illustration for each one (because I work visually with certain things). Overall a really good book. Not too long, not to short, and informative.

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