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X Q&A
Contents
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X Factor Interview, Part 1 | Part 2
X Factor, Part 1 | Part 2
Jonathan Lawson's IRON MAN Interview
X Q&A 1:
X-pectations: One-month gains?
Beginner advice
X Reps for women (with photos)
The Ultimate Mass Workout: Hardcopy vs. E-book
X Q&A 2:
Research: Crashing through the nervous-system roadblock
X Reps and hardgainer mass (with photos)
Which program is best to pack on muscle?
X Q&A 3:
Monitoring your progress (with photos)
Gains with one set per exercise
Staying motivated
Research: X Reps vs. forced reps
X Q&A 4 (Diet, Nutrition and X Stack):
6 diet tips and the two best supplements to supercharge X-Rep workouts
X Q&A 5:
X-treme Muscle Burn and Growth Hormone
Efficient Ab Attack (with photos)
Low Reps Best?
X Q&A 6:
X-it From the Blubber Zone
X-only Overload Sets
Too-Weak Freak
X Q&A 7:
The Truth: You Don't Have to Use Supplements
C-Bomb for X-plosive Growth
X Q&A 8:
X-Rep Prep
Sets, Reps and Drops
Beyond Failure
X-Rep Drop Kick
Bowflex X
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X Factor Interview, Part 1 | Part 2
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