You know how everyone says women only want tall guys?
That you’ve gotta be at least 6 feet to attract women.
Well, turns out that’s not true.
New research shows that muscularity matters way more than height.
A recent meta-analysis looked at 91 studies on this.
And the results were crystal clear.
Guys with muscular physiques crushed it when it came to mating success.
So why is muscularity such a game-changer?
Here are the findings from this massive study.
- It shows you’re disciplined and hard-working. Traits women find super attractive.
- A muscular physique can be intimidating to other guys. Gives you a huge advantage over the competition.
- Muscles are a crystal clear sign of masculinity and genetic fitness. Triggers all the right instincts in women.
Bottom line?
If you want an edge in your dating life, focus on adding lean muscle.
Being lean and strong scores you more points than being 6’2.
This is why I love what I do.
I help guys get lean and muscular and upgrade their dating life, become more successful, etc.
Muscularity = Kino physique.
And I’m running a special on my flagship programmed aimed at this goal.
Here are the details.
- Get Movie Star Masterclass for $149 (Normally $297)
- Get “4 Month Physique Mastery Program” for FREE
- Get 50% off the Kino App yearly subscription (launches in May)
The amount you are saving on Masterclass will more than cover your subscription to the App.
You also get the exact program I’ve been using to get in the best shape of my life.
I’m calling it the “4 Month Physique Mastery Program”.
*I was going to offer the workout I’m using as a separate program but decided to offer it as a bonus for taking advantage of this offer.
I HIGHLY recommend taking advantage of this deal.
Movie Star Masterclass 50% OFF (Plus Bonuses)
Begin my 4-Month Mastery Program this week.
Then, follow one of the Masterclass programs after that.
Spring and summer is mating season, lmao.
Get lean, muscular, and attractive following my newest protocol.
Countless hot women in your area are counting on you.
Talk Soon,
Greg O’Gallagher