The Muscle Maximizer Review – Here’s a quick question for you, and your answer might determine your fitness future: how do you think people get action star bodies in a short amount of time? Do you think it’s just through hitting the gym on a daily basis? Well, you’d be wrong – you need a consistent and exact diet to maximize your gains. One of the problems with that idea is that everyone has a different body type, so most diet plans aren’t catered to you and cause more work than they’re worth. That’s why the Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer program is making waves in the industry. Is Kyle Leon’s plan able to deliver results?
Who Is Kyle Leon?
Kyle Leon stared out the same way a lot of us did – really skinny and admiring buff Hollywood stars, determined to get that bigger body. But he was a hard gainer and felt like his body had a set limit of muscularity. He spent lots of money on training programs and supplements, and finally realized that it wasn’t as simple as having “a plan that worked”, it had to work well for him. He took all the information he found, improved his body to great heights, and then got certified as a nutritionist and instructor.
Getting Started With Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer
You’re going to be really, really impressed by the size of this package. You get a Muscle Primer program that lasts two weeks and is like a “gear up” for the main workout if you’re not in prime shape and need to get ready for it fast. This comes with a quickstart guide as well. There’s the main package, with a very short Muscle Maximizer guide that explains the body types, a guide to supplements, a guide to weight training…
Finally, there’s a “7 Days Out” program. Let’s say you’ve got a big event coming in a week. Whether it’s a competition or a trip to the beach or a date – this will get you in prime shape really fast.
Keep in mind that Kyle says you need to be “relatively lean already” for this program to work, and he includes some measurements to take to make sure you meet minimum requirements.
The main event is the software. There’s a sort of diet calculator program that comes with Somanabolic Muscle Maximizer that fits right in – this used to be designed to work with an Excel spreadsheet, but now it’s all browser based so even if you don’t have MS Office, you can use it. It’s all about being a customized program for you – that means it looks at your age, your weight, your height, your level of fitness and activity, and tells you EXACTLY how much in the way of proteins and carbs and fat you need to take in.
The calculator is tied to a questionnaire – so you just give your answers and it automatically pops out a meal plan.
Getting Stronger, Not Fatter
One of the problems with most training programs is that they just tell you to eat more. Kyle Leon has a really detailed writing style and is always putting an emphasis on putting on lean muscle instead of fat. This is a program that plays nice with others, too – so if you’re already on a certain workout, you don’t just have to use the workouts that Kyle recommends.
That said, this is about custom training. The methods used to get this detailed and individual plan for each person are patented, and you’ll learn all about your pre and post workout nutritional needs. You aren’t penned into one strict diet plan – there are 3 to choose from, and you can build your own if you want, as long as it fulfills the requirements.
During recovery days, you’re going through the same in depth control – your body takes in different nutrients to recover muscle tissue as fast as possible.
Pros and Cons
Behind all the science talk, this is a very diet and exercise focused plan. If you’ve got emotional issues that get in the way of having a great diet experience, you might want to skip out on this course. If your doctor doesn’t want you touching weights (and I mean a real doctor, not just you feeling pain in a certain area), don’t use this plan.
According to Kyle Leon this program is made for intermediate to advanced lifters with at least 3 months of experience – by then you should already know proper form, which is good because there isn’t any included.
The Verdict of The Muscle Maximizer
Straight up, well rounded, useful. $47 is a lot for some people, and it’s important to know whether you’re getting something that worth it. If you’ve put in the work needed to get in the gym and establish a pattern, there’s no doubt that this is worth it for you. I have never seen another program that customizes a workout and diet plan for your body type – typically you’ve got to pay a bunch of money for a personal trainer to get that kind of service. Best of all, there’s a 60 Day Money Back Guarantee –which gives you plenty of time to integrate it into your routine and bin it if it doesn’t work out for you.
