http://www.manicmuscles.com/tacfit-commando-pros-and-cons/ Build Crazy Muscle Mass Fast Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:30:52 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.manicmuscles.com/tacfit-commando-pros-and-cons/#comment-67 Charles Goggins Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:56:18 +0000 http://www.manicmuscles.com/?p=304#comment-67 Good post. I've only used this program for a couple days but I'm already loving it. Like Jobn said, its hardcore and most beginners who are not completely unconditioned could get started with it. I know this from experience because I'm a beginner. Before I started this program I very seldomly worked out. I'd run for the heck of it once a week or walk 3 times a week. Cheers to Scott Sonnon for this amazing program. Good post. I’ve only used this program for a couple days but I’m already loving it. Like Jobn said, its hardcore and most beginners who are not completely unconditioned could get started with it. I know this from experience because I’m a beginner. Before I started this program I very seldomly worked out. I’d run for the heck of it once a week or walk 3 times a week. Cheers to Scott Sonnon for this amazing program.

]]> http://www.manicmuscles.com/tacfit-commando-pros-and-cons/#comment-47 John Sifferman Wed, 10 Feb 2010 22:58:29 +0000 http://www.manicmuscles.com/?p=304#comment-47 Nice site. I found you through Scott Sonnon on Facebook. This is a good, unbiased review of the TACFIT program. I've used the program and think it's fantastic for many of the reasons you listed above. It's definitely hardcore, but in the same breath, I think most beginners who are not completely deconditioned could get started with it (at the beginner level for both exercise selection and workout programming). Nice site. I found you through Scott Sonnon on Facebook. This is a good, unbiased review of the TACFIT program. I’ve used the program and think it’s fantastic for many of the reasons you listed above. It’s definitely hardcore, but in the same breath, I think most beginners who are not completely deconditioned could get started with it (at the beginner level for both exercise selection and workout programming).

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