Priming the Anabolic Environment: A Practical, Scientific Guide to the Art and Science of Building Muscle

by William D. Brink

Complete, overall bodybuilding, from calves, to chest, to arms; making it in the fitness industry; steroids and advice for avoiding steroid side-effects; diet, choosing a fat-burning supplement,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1552100030
• ISBN13: 9781552100035
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Robert Kennedy Publishing
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 7.8" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Still the best of its kind

I read this book a while ago, and it is still the best of its kind. He pretty much sums up everything a person needs to know to put on muscle mass. It's very practical and easy to read. It's a short book, but he does not use a 100 pages on silly recipes either, which is how most books are done. It's 100% good info. A must read for anyone who wants to put on muscle or is a fan of his.

EXCELENT BOOK

HAY THERE DO NOT LET THE TITLE OF THIS BOOK FOOL YOU. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR INFORMATOIN ABOUT ANABOLIC STERIODS, THIS IS NOT THE BOOK FOR YOU, THOUGH IS DOES HAVE A VERY SMALL SECTION ON THEM. IF YOU ARE ON THE OTHER HAND, LOKING FOR NATURAL WAYS OF BUILDING MUSCLE, OR WANT TO KNOW HOW TO EAT PROPERLY, OR EVEN WANT TO LEARN BASIC AND BY BASIC I DO NOT MEAN HARDCORE, THEN BUY THIS BOOK. IT IS NOT THE BEST ON THE SUBJET BUT IT IS ONE OF THE TOP TEN.

MUST HAVE for any weight lifter!

Been a little while since I read it- but don't worry about the pics of all those HYOOGE guys. Inside is advice that will work for everyone. Very good solid basic training and nutritional advice abounds.

If you're looking for help on how to eat, look no future

The one thing missing in most beginner to intermediate bodybuilders is a lack of knowledge about nutrition and supplements. Most think that working out hard is enough. This book will tell you what you need to do to jump to the next notch.I learned a lot from this book, especially because I thought I knew what to eat and when. What supplements to take and when. I tried Mr. Brink's recommendations. I even emailed him and got an immediate and helpful response. His advice helped me to add more muscle when I felt like I had hit a wall. If you're an advanced bodybuilding and know a lot about nutrition and supplements, this book will probably not tell you anything you don't already know. But,for the rest of us, this much needed information can make all the difference. I find it interesting that much of the health industry, such as Dr. Weill, are writing and lecturing on topics that have been tried and true for the bodybuilding industry for years. Maybe the rest of the world is catching on after all!

A good place to start for bodybuilders

Overall, 'Priming the Anabolic Environment' provides an excellent introduction to bodybuilding nutrition. Bodybuilders looking for a good place to start in terms of figuring out their nutrition would be well served by buying this book.Although I didn't agree with everything Will said about training, those chapters provided some good information as well.The chapters on promoting onesself as a bodybuilder or fitness athletes, while not applicable to most individuals, contain information that certainly won't be found anywhere else.I do wish MuscleMag would quit filling their books with pictures of pro-bodybuilders though, especially when those pictures serve little purpose and have no link to the text. But this has nothing to do with what Will Brink wrote.Lyle McDonald Author "The Ketogenic Diet"