GROW MUSCLE & BUILD STRENGTH FASTER THAN EVER BEFORE
you'll be utilising the best scientifically proven
Training methods for rapid Muscle growth
and sustainable fat loss
A FULL 21 WEEK MASS GAIN SYSTEM for dedicated gym goers living with DIABETES.
Specifically designed for:
Males and Females with Type 1 diabetes who want to add lean high quality muscle mass using the most evidence based scientific diet, training and supplement methods.
Hard gainers who have struggled for years to gain good quality ‘bulk’.
Diabetic trainees and bodybuilders coming off a cut, or contest prep.
People who want to get jacked in the quickest way possible without steroids.
Diabetics who know mainstream fitness advice isn’t for them.
Diabetics who are generally confused with all the conflicting diet and training advice they hear and see in the gym, on the internet and social media.
Diabetics who want to learn from another diabetic who’s been there done that x10 over.
BODYBUILDING WITH DIABETES CAN BE TOUGH.
2. HYPOGLYCEMIA STRESSES THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DRAINING YOU OF MUCH NEEDED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL STRENGTH. (6,7)
3. HYPERGLYCEMIA CORRELATES WITH INCREASED INFLAMMATORY AND OXIDATIVE STRESS RESPONSES, WHICH CAN BE HIGHLY DETRIMENTAL TO KEY EXERCISE-ASSOCIATED CARDIO-PROTECTIVE PATH- WAYS. (3)
4. HYPERGLYCEMIA CAN LEAD TO GLYCATION OF THE JOINTS, WHICH REDUCES MOBILITY AND RANGE OF MOTION. (2)
5. FEAR OF TAKING A HYPO DURING AND AFTER EXERCISE CAN BE DISCOURAGING. (2)
6. Exercise-induced hypoglycemia reduces both voluntary force and the level of muscle activation. (8)
7. HYPERGLYCEMIA PROMOTES ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCES DECREASING PERFORMANCE AND INCREASING RISK OF DEHYDRATION. (1,2)
Uncontrolled diabetes is the enemy to building physical strength and size.
but, that’s ONLY HALF THE BATTLE…
7 OTHER REASONS YOU’RE NOT GROWING.
1. YOU DON’T KNOW HOW MANY GRAMS OF CARBS, PROTEIN AND FAT YOU SHOULD BE EATING
2. YOU GAIN FAT EASILY.
3. YOU DON’T KNOW THE BEST EXERCISES FOR MUSCLE GROWTH.
4. YOU DON’T KNOW THE BEST REP/SET SCHEMES FOR MUSCLE GROWTH.
5. YOU DON’T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ‘PROGRESSIVE OVERLOAD’ PRINCIPLE or Advanced TRAINING TECHNIQUES.
6. YOU’RE AFRAID TO TAKE TIME OFF FROM TRAINING WITHOUT FEELING GUILTY AND ANXIOUS YOUR MUSCLE MASS IS WASTING AWAY AND YOUR GAINING UNWANTED BODYFAT.
7. YOU DON’T HAVE A SET PLAN TO FOLLOW.
Yes, There is, and that’s exactly what this page is all about.
I brain stormed a no nonsense straight talking guide that provides you with all the information you’ll ever need to continually add lean muscle whilst living with diabetes.
DIABETIC MASS IS A STRUCTURED 112 DAY BLUEPRINT
DETAILING THE EXACT PROCESS OF HOW TO BUILD MAXIMUM
AMOUNTS OF MUSCLE MASS WITH DIABETES.
It incorporates everything you need to know about building lean high quality muscle mass and strength with diabetes.
Nutrient dense, calorie controlled diet.
Periodized frequent strength training.
Scheduled periods of rest and de-training.
Appropriate physical activity (energy expenditure outside of training).
Supplement protocols.
Strategies to identify and overcome plateaus.
Personally, I’d have given my right arm to have had this training system back when I first started my fitness journey with diabetes. It would have saved me so much time, money and effort!
CHECK OUT THE RESULTS!
DIABETIC MASS
Operations Manual
The operations manual provides you with a step by step overview of what you need to do, when you need to do it by and what results to expect. It explains how to assess and adjust your diet/training for optimal results. It also discusses management strategies for diabetes during a mass gain phase.
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Training and Cardio Guide
A detailed overview of your entire 112 days of training. It explains the principles of Intensity, volume, rest intervals, effort, tempo, frequency, exercise selection and programmed down time. It also teaches you advanced training techniques that maximize growth. No more mindless training – you’re training with clear intent.
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Workout Phase 1 (Weeks 1-7)
A 7-week split body training protocol designed to build maximum strength. Includes exercise structure, tempo, sets, reps and advance training tips for maximums muscle growth. Includes a scheduled de-training week to recharge your system. (You’ll need it)
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Workout Phase 2 (Weeks 7-14)
A high volume 7-week muscle hypertrophy program focused on building muscular size. Includes exercise structure, tempo, sets, reps and advance training variables such as weighted stretching to stimulate your muscle fibers from all angles.
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Workout Phase 3 (Weeks 14-21)
The final onslaught of diabetic mass targets every muscle group twice per week using a range of challenging exercises and rep ranges to target all mechanisms of hypertrophy. Similar to all the other workout plans, you’ll get a crystal clear blueprint of each exercise, reps, sets, tempo, rest times and key execution tips. Be warned this phase is brutally hard.
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Diet and Supplement Guide
A detailed guide of how to build a proper mass gain diet from the plate up. Including how to manipulate your calories and macronutrients long-term term dietary adherence and success. All the necessary supplements you can stack on top of your diet to help with building rock hard muscle mass.
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Example 7 Day Diet Meal Planner
A detailed 7-day meal plan tailored to your gender, calorie needs and body mass. The plans include complete macros for EVERY meal making it easy to swap foods around to meet your needs and personal preferences.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A selection of the most frequently asked questions about building muscle mass whilst living with diabetes.
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365 DAY TRACKER SHEET
An easy to use daily tracking sheet that keeps you accountable. The sheet tracks everything including dietary intake, physical activity, training, diabetes, mood and adherence for a full 365 days. It’s yours for life and can be used after the plan.
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5 SUPER CHARGED ARM WORKOUTS
5 highly advanced arm training programs for you to add after you finish Diabetic Mass. Collaborated experience and knowledge from 1000’s training sessions. Done for you and ready to train.
I’m not a doctor or guru. However, I’m 100% confident to talk all things diabetes and getting in shape. Here’s why…
I’ve lived with Type 1 diabetes for over 14 years.
I’ve professionally studied and qualified myself in the subjects of clinical nutrition, sports nutrition, human physiology, exercise physiology and public health at university level.
I speak internationally as recognized fitness educator.
I’ve a strong network of health and fitness professionals to learn from.
I’ve competed and won many bodybuilding shows.
I’ve helped 1000s of people (with and without diabetes) get in shape and improve the quality of their lives through my personal training business.
Don’t Lift Another Weight Until You Read The Diabetic Mass Guide.
Have you ever heard the expression: “Learn from others mistakes?”
This applies here!
I’ve already done all the hard work, made all the mistakes and figured out what works (and what doesn’t). And believe me, we made some mistakes “got ripped off physically, mentally and financially” a few times along the way…
…and now I do this stuff for a living!!
In the past this kind of training was mine alone, but now I’m making a select few available to the public. (You’ll see why in just a bit.)
So now you don’t have to train alone!
Normally these Diet and Training Plans sell for £150 – $200 +, but for a very limited time, you can get instant access to all of it for just $47.
Yep…. ONLY $47
Way cheaper than the cost of your gym membership.
Look bigger, fuller and stronger than ever before!
Save time, by following a properly structured ‘done for you’ muscle building nutrition and training plan.
Have actual scientific and experience driven structure to your diet and training.
Combat unsightly fat gain.
Expect a new wardrobe. Your clothes are going to cling to your newly developed physique.
Become a hero in your local gym and inspire others by being the gal who trains right and has the strength and physical presence to show for it.
AS SEEN ON
This guide has been designed to increase body mass. You must be lean (visible abs) to start with if you want the best aesthetic results.
Ideal for,
- Men and women who are underweight.
- Lean muscular individuals who want to get bigger and stronger.
- Bodybuilders who have finished a show prep and want a productive off-season.
- Any contact sports athlete looking to create a solid strength base in their off season.
Yes. While the idea of adding mass is more of a male focused training goal. This guide is fully adaptable to females who want to size up, and shape their body’s with lean high quality muscle mass.
If you’re thinking $47 is cheap, what’s the catch?’
Here’s two reasons why.
- $47 weeds out the freebie-seekers. I only want highly focused individuals willing to give it their all and take action.
- I put all this money back into running my website and building my knowledge so I can help you!
I also believe that once you train using this plan, you’ll want more and maybe…just maybe…you’ll come back, buy more and possible even go the full way and get my DIABETIC MUSCLE AND FITNESS GUIDE (the bible for all things diabetes and exercise)
But that’s it…
No fine print…no “hidden trials”…no shenanigans. Just the information you need and the results you want.
All the diet and training information found in this guide is supported by the most relevant scientific evidence.
I have spent a significant amount of time analyzing all the current diabetic research on health, fitness and strength training. None of the studies I’ve used to back up my claims have been cherry-picked.
Prescribing the best diet and training approach is never a matter of a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer. There is always a degree of certainty or doubt. For areas that lack research, we can only hypothesize based on what we know, using the closest available research and – where appropriate – trial and error. This is where my personal experience comes in.
Another hugely beneficial aspect of this text is the fact it’s written by a person with diabetes for people with diabetics. I can directly relate to the underlying frustration and ever-changing challenges of diabetes. Not many fitness professionals can say that!
Credible advice on diabetes isn’t easy to find. The information and advice you’ll read here will allow you to make more efficient and effective use of your time, money and effort. I know only too well how easy it is to waste these precious resources on poor information.
The effort and detail I go into here should leave you with plenty of time, spare change and energy to direct on other areas of your life. Life is for living!
Yep…all my programs have a 30-day guarantee.
In other words, if you aren’t happy with your results, just let me know and I’ll give you your money back. I obviously don’t think it’ll come to that, but if you’re even the least bit worried if this will work for you, then put your mind at ease.
We will ask you to prove you have stuck to the program, so please have your tracking data and progress photos to hand.
The 13 digital guides will be sent to your inbox immediately.
References
1 American Diabetes Association Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes 2016
2 Gallen, Ian. Clinical Management of the Athlete. Type 1 Diabetes
3 DiNardo MM, Korytkowski MT, Siminerio LS. The importance of normoglycemia in critically ill patients. Crit Care Nurs Q. 2004 Apr-Jun;27(2):126-34.
4 Type 1 diabetes: diagnosis and management of type 1 diabetes in children, young people and adults – NICE Clinical Guideline 15
5 Guidance for Management of Postmeal Glucose – International Diabetes Federation, 2007.
6 B. Bigland Ritchie, D. A. Jones, G. P. Hosking, and R. H. T. Edwards, “Central and peripheral fatigue in sustained maximum voluntary contractions of human quadriceps muscle,” Clinical Science and Molecular Medicine, vol. 54, no. 6, pp. 609–614, 1978.
7 J. A. Kent-Braun, “Central and peripheral contributions to muscle fatigue in humans during sustained maximal effort,” European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology, vol. 80, no. 1, pp. 57–63, 1999.
8 Jay H. Williams, Timothy W. Batts, and Simon Lees, “Reduced Muscle Glycogen Differentially Affects Exercise Performance and Muscle Fatigue,” ISRN Physiology, vol. 2013, Article ID 371235, 8 pages, 2013. doi:10.1155/2013/371235