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How to look like a fitness model

  • John Fawkes conducted an interview focusing on muscle growth and fat loss, where both provided insights.
  • Discussed topics included the prevalence of gear use among fitness models, realistic gains, body recomposition, and training fundamentals.
  • Advanced training techniques used by the interviewee were also covered.
  • The full interview can be accessed via the provided link for more in-depth information.
  • An 'Ask Me Anything' session is scheduled on Reddit on 13 July, open for public participation.

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