Have you ever seen the movie “Gone in 60 Seconds”?
It stars Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie.
I was thinking about this movie the other day because Nicolas Cage has another movie coming out.
It’s called “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent”.
It has a 97% Rotten Tomatoes rating!
Nicolas is kind of an eccentric guy…

The movie title Gone in 60 Seconds can also be a reminder of how to train.
It describes something that happens in your muscles while lifting weights.
If you extend a set past 60 seconds you switch from using the powerful ATP – Creatine Phosphate system and the Lactic Acid system takes over.
We avoid most lactic acid training in my programs.
LA training does increase calories burned.
The problem is that this type of training interferes with strength gains.
Training the ATP – CP system is what lets you lift f’ckn heavy weights.

*In this video I did a set of 5 heavy shoulder presses and the set took about 20 seconds.
The length of a set is crucial.
The amount of time you rest in between sets is just as important.
It can take up to 5 minutes for this system to fully replenish.
This creates a long workout.

Studies have found that you get 92% recovery after just 3 minutes of rest.
This is why in Movie Star Masterclass I recommend 3 minutes of rest in between sets.There’s also a way to speed up recovery in between sets a bit.
It is by supplementing with L-Citrulline.
L-Citrulline does a few things.
- Boosts nitric oxide
- Clears ammonia out of muscles after an intense set
- Speeds up ATP production
By taking it, your muscles are much more likely to be 100% recovered and ready for the next set.
It makes a difference…
It’s also a key ingredient in Kino Octane.

Research shows the effective dose is 3 to 6 grams.
A lot of pre-workout drinks don’t even contain this incredible ingredient.
Some companies just use trivial amounts…
Each serving of Kino Octane contains 6 grams (6,000mg) of L-Citrulline.
This is just one of many reasons why I believe we have the absolute best pre-workout drink on the market.
In summary:
- Keep sets to under 60 seconds
- Rest 3 minutes
- Supplement with L-Citrulline
Talk Soon,
Greg O’Gallagher
P.S.
Another supplement I recommend for strength and muscle gains is creatine.
Supplementing with creatine improves muscle output in the rep ranges I recommend with Kinobody programs.
You will get stronger at a faster rate.
It also has a muscle cell volumizing effect (muscle cells will hold more water and look full).
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