You're in the gym regularly and training rigorously over the last 3 months. Your goal is to put on a considerable amount of muscle mass...as much as you possibly can. And, yes, you've bulked up a very noticeable amount. You're quite pleased with the size you now are.

There's just one problem...

As you've put on lean, and solid muscle, you've noticed that some excess body fat was packed on in the process.

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Most guys in the gym decide to "cut down" after they bulk up. They want to "cut down" to strip off what excess body fat their muscle-building, high caloric diet put on them.

The funny thing is the way that many men go about this process...

They perform more reps with less weight!

Yes, it's a widely accepted method of "cutting down" that most trainers in a gym will agree with. In fact, they might tell you that "lighter weight provides muscle definition while heavier weights provide muscle mass"...

Guess what the reality is behind this method of getting yourself a defined and ripped physique?

It is, without any doubt whatsoever, totally, completely, and utterly DEAD WRONG.

The method of "use less weight and more reps to define the muscle" couldn't be further from the truth. The fact is there is no basis backed by logic for training in this way at all. Unfortunately, whoever thought up that ridiculous idea has caused a lot of lifters to impede their progress and waste their time in the gym.

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The truth is: you absolutely cannot spot reduce.

To put it differently, the body does not physically allow fat loss targeted from a specific area. This means that performing bench presses with high reps and light weight does not magically make your chest harder or more defined, and it definitely doesn't take fat off.

Each moment you grab a barbell, cable, or dumbbell, your whole focus is, as much as you possibly can, stimulate muscle growth.

Muscle mass is built by training with weights. All weight training builds muscle mass. That's just it.

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Well, there's only one way to actually define a muscle. You must make your muscles visibily more defined by lowering your body fat percentage. To reduce body fat, you can do that in two ways...

1) Tweak your diet

You absolutely must create a minor caloric deficit. This stimulates the process of burning fat and can be achieved usually by decreasing your overall caloric intake to ensure you are consuming 15-20% fewer calories than the amount needed to maintain your weight.

Also, begin focusing on more frequent, smaller meals throughout the day. By doing this, you keep your metabolism raised naturally all the time, which keeps your body in a continuous state of fat burning.

2) Incorporate workouts with proper cardio

Throw out the idea of traditional intesity cardio...the kind that says to do 30-45 minute durations.

To maximize the capacity of burning the fat on your body while simultaneously minimizing the amount of muscle loss that naturally comes with a cycle of burning fat, be sure to focus on significantly shorter interval-based 15-minute cardio workouts that you perform 3-5 times each week at a high level of intensity.

That's how it's done.

No more should you focus on "higher reps with lighter weight." That kind of misguided thinking only causes you to lose both muscle mass and strength; it definitely doesn't assist you in defining your physique or in burning fat.

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