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2 things for you today:

One... apparently we had a lot of questions come in yesterday about the 1,000-Calorie Challenge and whether or not it's only for advanced trainees or is suited for beginners  - the answer is YES, it can be perfectly suited to beginners as well!

In fact, the entire 1st phase of the program was specifically created to take you from 300 calorie beginner workouts all the way to full blown 1,000+ calorie advanced workouts in 4 weeks or LESS.

That's actually the reason the program was created - to provide a solution that will progress exercisers as fast as possible to the goal of being able to DO workouts that burn massive calories and fat.

And as a reminder, you can still save $50 on the 1,000-Calorie Challenge program right now during the pre-sale at the below page:

==> http://tinyurl.com/1000-calorie-challenge4u


One other thing we have for you is a short article from Joel explaining one of the methods they use in the 1,000 Calorie Challenge to help you rapidly progress and lose fat fast:


1 Unique Strategy to Go from "Beginner" to Advanced - FAST
By Joel Marion -- co-creator of the 1000-Calorie Challenge


You see, while your level of fitness may not currently be in a place where you can jump right in to doing 1,000 calorie workouts, we can get you there in as little as four weeks--and that's for ENTRY LEVEL trainees.

Been training for a while? We'll get you there in 2 weeks.

It all comes down to utilizing a system that will progress you from burning 300 calories to 450 calories to 600 calories to 800 calories to 1,000 calories in NO time, and that's what we've developed with Strategic Set Progression and R-Quattro techology.

What is Strategic Set Progression?

Well, it's just ONE of the methods we use to push you toward the 1,000 calorie goal FAST, and it goes a little something like this:

In week 1, we start with workouts that implement standard sets in which you rest between each exercise.

Then, on week 2, we move to supersets in which you are alternating back and forth between two exercises with minimal rest.

During week 3 we up the ante even further by switching to tri-sets in which 3 exercises are paired together back-to-back-to-back.

How bout week four? Well, that's where we move from tri-sets to 4-exercise Giant Sets.

And finally, for the 1,000 Calorie workouts, we move on to strategically designed 10-exercise Insane Circuits.

Frankly, by combining brand new R-Quattro technology with Strategic Set Progression, your body fat doesn't stand a chance.

To learn more about R-Quattro technology and 2 MORE methods for burning fat and calories fast, see below:

==> http://tinyurl.com/1000-calorie-challenge4u

So, if you're thinking "I might not be ready for this", that's the EXACT reason we created this program - to GET you ready faster than anything else ever could.

Beyond that, blasting away up to 3 pounds or more of PURE fat EVERY week is pretty cool, too :)

Thanks for your time today...  Enjoy the program!

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