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Workout Intensifiers & InvinciBull
Since the beginning of time, gym rats have feverishly attempted
to push the boundaries of muscular growth and progress in the gym. This has led to the development of an array of intensity techniques to extend the challenges posed by normal working sets. Not content to simply smash a challenging set of 8 repetitions out before the obligatory 3 minute rest, we’ve persisted with developing various ways of extending conventional sets and to inflict further torture upon our body’s. While it’s undeniable this has often led to great results in hypertrophy, it’s also apparent that these techniques, if employed too often, can take their toll on our joints, tendons and ligaments, as well as being damaging to the central nervous system (CNS) if performed too frequently. Thus, it becomes a fine balancing act on how frequently to implement them for their benefits and how to counteract the potentially adverse side-effects of their usage.
Bullk & 3 days per week lifting
It’s a misconception that the only people who buy into our brand and our ethos are the most hardcore bodybuilders and athletes around, training upwards of 4-6 days per week. While we certainly do have a large amount of individuals on our books who fall into this category, – and indeed, we sponsor several of them – it’s farcical to suggest those that can only make the gym 2-3 times per week cannot get any benefits out of using our products. It’s entirely the opposite.
One of the most common customers at Project AD is the ridiculously busy business professional / family man, or the heavy labourer. These individuals are often frequently exhausted and subjected to a high amount of physical and mental stress in their daily lives, yet they’re determined not to use this as an excuse to not achieve results. When this situation occurs, we usually always recommend a 3-Day Per Week Training Program.
The Difference Between TauroTest & TauroTest V2
One of the most frequent questions we’ve had over the last few months at Project AD is this:
“What’s the difference between TauroTest & TauroTest V2? Can I combine the two together?”.
We’ve even had a few folks ask us whether TauroTest V2 has been designed to upsurge the original TauroTest formula and whether it’s now been relegated to its long-distance cousin or smaller, weaker brother. The answer to that is straightforward: absolutely not.
Let’s get one thing clear. The original TauroTest is much, much more than just a testosterone booster. The Testobullism matrix we included is indeed a powerful testosterone amplifier; it produces an unprecedented increase in Luteinizing Hormone (LH), up to 700% of original baseline levels in many subjects.