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TestimonialsDon't
take my word for it. Read what other people have to say about the Hello Nick, A few short weeks ago I happen to come across your website while surfing the internet. I read with interest the ad copy for your e-book "The Best Exercises You've Never Heard Of". I decided to check out the price for your e-book and was shocked to see a price of under $30.00. Heck, I can't even buy 5issues of a mainstream bodybuilding magazine for under $30.00. I decided this was a "must have" e-book based on the "reach out and grab you by the throat" ad copy so I placed my order. In the back of my mind there was a little voice whispering "The e-book isn't going to be worth the nearly $30.00 asking price. Well, I have to be brutally honest and tell you upon receiving your e-book that little voice was exactly right. It most definitely isn't worth anywhere near $30.00. What a joke!!! I believe that the price should be at least 5 to 10 times that much!!! You were exactly right when you stated in the ad copy that "There is not an ounce of fluff in here." I have every bodybuilding related e-book imaginable and "The Best Exercises You've Never Heard Of" is the Mr. Olympia winner of them all. Best wishes, Dennis
B. Weis "Although I am a big believer in focusing on the basics (squats, deadlifts, etc.) to gain mass and strength, sometimes a change of pace and some new exercises are just what the doctor ordered. Having a reference book of new exercises you have either never heard of or just forgot about, can bring renewed enthusiasm and stimulus to the muscles and mind. I recommend this ebook to anyone who is looking to add something new to their workouts and perhaps hit some angles they never thought of." Will Brink, author,
columnist, and industry consultant. www.BrinkZone.com "Hi Nick, Well, I finally got a chance to look through the book and I found it to be one of the more interesting books on training that I've seen in a long time. You have an excellent product. I'll admit, I'm a sucker for "different" exercises that are actually effective. I grew up with the bodybuilding mags of the 60's and weird movements from wacky angles were a common feature. (Hey, it was the 60's). That's something you rarely see anymore -- except for my articles of course. :-) Variety is essential to maintaining interest in training, and your book should keep a lot of guys busy trying out new ideas." Nelson Montana Dear Nick: I thought the book was awesome! Some of the exercises I have tried were great...in particular the ab exercises. They really targeted my ABS like no other ab exercises I've tried. I am a natural bodybuilder and I have performed numerous exercise variations. These exercises were new to me and really isolated the specific muscles. Great job...great book! Thank you, "The Best
Exercises You've Never Heard Of" should be renamed "The
best thing that ever happened to me". I've worked out
off and on for the last ten years but couldn't get to next level. Inserting
these exercises into my routine periodically has done it. I'm now hitting
new levels for first time in years! Al Hargest The book was delightful to read! There are some very useful exercises there for all trainers. This is probably the best book I have read in over 20 years on bodybuilding. You mention 7 years as a trainer but my point is, it is not the length of time but the knowledge gained and what you have many with over 30 years experience will not have worked out. I have been training for over 20 years have read many magazines but the information in your book really has fascinated me. This is from a man who thought he knew it all. Is there a follow up due? Naghman Moghal I have used Nick's training styles for many years. I right away noticed the changes within my body: a better focus on the proper isolation of the working muscle, the different positioning of angles in relation to gravity to create more force and most of all I noticed results. His unique and talented style of training gave me the tools to achieve my goals with a 30 pound of fat loss and muscles that went from soft and saggy to hard and firm. I highly recommend Nick for all your fitness needs. Charleen Pompu, N.S.C.A
Certified Personal Trainer Nick's new book, "The Best Exercises You've Never Heard Of" is great! I was totally amazed at the amount of information that was packed in there, not to mention all of the photos and videos showing you how to perform them! I feel it's a great resource for anyone looking to learn how to strength train or even just learn some new exercises. Jesse Cannone CFT-ISSA,
CPRS-NSPA, SPN-ISSA - Author of Burn Fat FAST! I recently purchased your e-book on the best exercises and it's fantastic! It's easy to navigate through and the exercises are clearly explained. Having pictures of the exercises really helped. My favorite exercises are in the abdominal section and I just have one word to describe them - DYNAMITE! I'm looking forward to reading more of your e-books in the future. Thanks! The two ebooks I have are excellent material for anyone who is trying to achieve their maximum potential in fitness. The exercises in the ebooks have given me great benefits. I would like to thank Nick Nilsson for his hard work on the web site and ebooks. Phillip Twine Jr. Dear Nick, I would like to personally thank you very much for your workout book. I recommend your website and book to everyone who has an interest in working out and staying healthy. I've been working out for about 6 years now and reading your book made me aware that there are so many different techniques and a wide variation of exercises that I can do to improve myself both physically and mentally. Thank you, Dear Nick, It`s been a couple months now since I have finished reading your exercise book. The techniques in your book allowed me to correct the motion in some of the exercises I was performing. I was also able to add new exercises I had never done before and it allowed for a much more strenuous workout. The combination of the book and the website drastically improved my knowledge on the subject and I am definitely recommending your book to all workout fanatics. Eric Dube, I really love the exercises I've tried out so far. Yesterday, I did my back. I absolutely loved the full range pulldowns. It burned so bad. It was bad enough just doing the normal range pulldowns but holding the contraction and leaning back even more. Whoa, that was tough. I'm very impressed with how innovative and effective the exercises are. Another one that I really loved was the side lying dumbell flyes. I got much more of a burn in the middle of my pecs vs doing the traditional way. The other benefit of doing this one was being able to work each side independently, really isolating each side. This is great for me because like most people, I am weaker on one side than the other. Nick, obviously you have spent a lot of time researching, experimenting, and finding ways to improve on exercises that are already effective. You have made them so much better, enabling people to work muscles in angles/positions they aren't used to, finding ways to use more range of motion, thus forcing us to hold our contractions even longer. Furthermore, you have created safe and innovative exercises for people who work out from home, like myself. When I looked through your exercises, they made perfect sense. For example, the bench end press is so effective because of the expansion of the rib cage. Yet, I know I wouldn't have been creative enough to have come up with such an exercise. You have truly outdone yourself, and I look forward to trying out the rest of your exercises. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, Kristi C.
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