Muscle Matrix Solution by Ryan Hughes

Ok so this program was just launched on July 2015 and it sparked quite a lot of interest among the fitness industry since the guy promoting it is Ryan Hughes, IFBB professional physique competitor.

Some reviews have already come out and actually praising the whole system so I decided to take my unbiased look into it and find out does it really hold any value.

I’ve been doing these reviews quite a lot lately so let’s see how this one perform under my magnifying glass.

THE AUTHOR OF THE MUSCLE MATRIX SOLUTION, RYAN HUGHES

The man behind the program is Ryan Hughes who has gained quite a lot of attention in the fitness industry. He has been a top personal trainer for a lot of celebrities in New York and he is international fitness cover model.

On top of that Ryan has been featured in many of the big game magazines of fitness industry and general media such as:

And now he is bringing his “secret” training methods available for everyone to implement. That is exactly what the brand new Muscle Matrix Solution has been released.

Ryan actually had a previous workout program called 360 fitness before this one and it was somewhat successful.

So before purhcasing this program I watched the entire sales pitch video of Ryans program and I almost ended up leaving the whole thing alone since the marketing was so full of gimmicks and really absurd promises of gains.

There were so many different pointless claims what you will achieve by using this program that it was absurd as hell.

This was by far the most horrible sales pitch I’ve come across, and I’m not kidding. Out of my 15 workout reviews, this presentation was the worst!

Ryan promises that he has found a well hidden “secret” to building muscle and losing fat at the same time. He claims that this program will surge you with so much additional testosterone that you’ll experience steroid like gains.

I mean there was just too much BS on the video that I still cannot believe it but here are couple of quotes that I picked out from the presentation:

1. Ryan mentions sharing a strange “secret growth hack” that will give regular guys a massive and totally natural shortcut to getting insanely jacked and shredded. I’ll go a bit more in-depth this later so just hold on a minute.
2. The growth hack takes effect on only your arms, chest, shoulders and back. Why neglect all other body parts and just focus on these? You should always train your whole body, not just the “show muscles”.
3. And the secret that he is talking about will magically burn off your lower abdominal fat. Infact you cannot target your fat loss into single part of your body. As your total body fat reduces it is determined by your genetics where the fat will burn.
4. You will see a dramatic change in your muscle mass in just a few weeks or less. Classic promise that will not happen. Building muscle takes months and years, not a few weeks or less.

Ok so I’m gonna stop right here. He goes boasting about this secret all throughout the video over and over again making those really absurd gains.

I really felt that now I’m getting scammed and hard by watching this presentation and that is never a good thing.

I understand that for a beginner that doesn’t know where to start, everything that was presented in the video would make sense but in all reality, it is just a bag full of empty promises!

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