It’s a fact. If you want to catapult your natural testosterone levels and march your metabolism to the next level,
make sure that your weight training program, puts into action the magic trio, and that’s bench presses, dead lifts & squats.
Most trainees miss out one, or two of those fundamental exercises, with unacceptable excuses, like: “Squats and dead lifts are designated for the hard core bodybuilders”, or “Deadlifts can be detrimental to your skeletal bones”.
If you want to reach your optimum genetic capacity, you just can’t ignore the “magic trio”.
Those are crucial compound movements which recruit the most of your muscular tissues, and as a consecutive effect, trigger muscle optimum growth.
One of your most important hormones, the “testosterone”, is excreted successfully each time you perform squats, dead lifts and bench presses, more than any other exercise!
Your system is literally forced to produce even more testosterone, to correspond to demanding movements that the magic trio imposes.
The benefits of basic/compound exercises are unsurpassed:
-> Your body excretes more testosterone & growth hormones, thus greater muscularity
-> Your metabolism eventually speeds up by transforming your system to a potential “fat burner” and “muscle-builder”
-> Your strength levels are increased dramatically
-> Your system improves its’ oxygenation capacity
To reap all the advantages of a dynamic weight training session, keep sets no more than 3-6 per muscle group, while resting 2-4 minutes between sets.
The trick to knowing when you’re prepared for the next set, is to wait until your heart-beat restores its’ normal pace.
Ideally, the normal heart-beat is when you are walking in a steady pace, like when going out for a typical walk.
In conclusion, compound exercises like Bench-Press, Squats and Deadlifts, are a “must” for triumphant achievements
in sheer power and ultimate muscle-mass.
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