'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' by Vince DelMonte Review - The Step-by-Step Guide Book for Building Muscles

The book 'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' by Vince DelMonte is a guide for people who want to build muscles and have six-pack abs or eight pack abs. This is a step-by-step program that has several training methods for muscle building.

One of the things we like about this book is that it doesn't make any attempt to sell you dangerous drugs or supplements to artificially pump up your muscles. The focus is mainly on diet and working out. This guide is structured in such a way that to make the best use of it you should read every page of it. Skimming through the book looking for little nuggets of information won't get you very far with his book.

Vince DelMonte provides tips on how to break out of bad habits and counterproductive patterns and how to focus on building muscles in a disciplined manner. A whole chapter of this book is about mentally preparing yourself to go from being skinny or fat to having a toned and muscled body.

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'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' debunks the myth that nutrition supplements help you gain muscle. In fact a lot of nutrition supplements that are touted as helping and muscle gain and really just pollute your body with toxins and lead to needless weight gain. Rather than trying to make money from the reader by recommending pills, shakes or powders, Vince DelMonte advises against all of these and prefers exercises over them. In 'No-Nonsense Muscle Building', the author elaborates on the importance of intensity, duration and frequency and explains how to prioritize your exercise
schedule, how to increase or decrease the intensity of your workouts and vary the duration and frequency if need be to ensure that you're able to build your muscles without creating needless pressure on yourself.

Vince DelMonte strongly advises against steroids, growth hormones and thyroid drugs. Those who experiment with such dangerous techniques often have to deal with major health risks like cancer, heart disease, impotence and several other diseases. There are several myths and wrong beliefs that the author corrects in this book. An entire chapter is devoted to this. If you're considering building your body, it would be prudent to read enough on the subject because going wrong at any point of time can prove to be very risky and sometimes mistakes made may be difficult or impossible to correct. There are many books available on muscle building and you can do considerable research. In that sense this book provides a lot of valuable information at a place. What it also does is  provide objective information in a clear manner aimed at those were just starting to work out all those who have been working out for a while and have
experienced little or no success in attaining their goals. Many people who are new at working out end up with orthopedic problems such as ligament tears, slipped discs or sprained muscles. A guide such as this one is useful in protecting a person from such risks.

Vince DelMonte explains the importance of using light or heavy weights, or the frequency and intensity of the workouts and elaborates on the recovery periods that are important between exercise routines. This is when you literally do nothing in terms of exercise and just allow your body to recover from the strenuous workout. This recovery process goes a long way in helping build muscles rather than a continuous workout without a break. He explains how the body
reacts to the various pressure exerted on it and how to design a training routine that will help you build muscles.

In 'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' there also sections on sleep and stress management. The author explains the foods and food components that need to be part of your diet to help you build muscle. While the author displays the reader from using artificial growth hormones there is lots of valuable information about how you can produce the growth hormone naturally within your body by making simple changes to your lifestyle. There are also tips on how you can increase the production of testosterone and regulate the production of Cortisol in your body.

Vince DelMonte explains the difference between aerobic training and cardiovascular training. He addresses the concerns of all the people were into either of these, trying to lose weight and not making much progress. He also sheds light on the eating patterns and how some skinny people remain skinny despite making efforts to put on weight. The tips on eating will also help those with a fast metabolism were trying to add weight to their bodies. The book explains the
process of ingesting food, and the assimilation of energy, building up muscle etc.

Vince DelMonte lists all the food that you should avoid completely and the ones that you should eat regularly. This is quite unlike the 'eat your spinach' advice that your parents gave you. There are many foods that you probably love and that should be eaten! There are elaborate reasons for avoiding specific foods and very convincing ones for preferring others. There are exhaustive chapter exclusively about eating habits and patterns. The author also guides the
reader about when they can safely binge at a buffet. Instead of buying commercial shakes from the market or on the Internet, there are recipes included in this book with which you can make your own shakes at home for just the cost of the ingredients. There are several recipes of shakes. You can have one each day and not have to repeat any for a few weeks. There are also recipes on formulating your own natural supplements instead of opting for commercial nutrition
supplements which may not really be good for your health.

The book shows you how to differentiate between good fat and bad fat. The vast amount of information about nutrition and food in this book make it a very valuable reference. There are many questions you may have had on the subject and most will be addressed by this book. Many of the recipes and tips will save you hundreds of dollars if you have been buying these products from the market until now.

There is an entire chapter in 'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' on how you can prevent injuries when working out. There are several programs and routines that are laid out in this book meant for beginners, intermediates and those who have been working out for a very long time. If you've been working out but and have found that your body has been developing in a lopsided manner then these tables will be especially useful to you. Not everyone can afford a dedicated trainer to look after their muscle building routine and his book takes the place of a trainee appointed to look after your exercise routine. Vince DelMonte delivers on his promise of a guide to muscle building and 'No-Nonsense Muscle Building' by Vince DelMonte is recommended. For $77 and a 60 day money back guarantee, it is value for money.