Answer:

Because I'm a lazy mofo at heart. And it'd be a gargantuan pain in my gluteus assimus - not to mention a huge time suck - to keep track of everybody who purchased a copy. Much easier to blast this newsletter out into the world instead of worrying how someone *might* have already clicked and bought.

Moreover, you shouldn't overlook the educational value most of these daily emails contain.

Even if you have read Next Level Hockey Training 2.0, I reveal methods and strategies for maximizing your strength and athleticism in these here hallowed paragraphs of my daily newsletter that I never mention in the book.

In fact, an argument could be made the info here is as useful and up-to-date as it gets. After all, these daily "blurbs" allow me to explain exactly what I'm doing with my hockey players at this very moment in time.

Not so much with a static medium (for example, a book) where it would prove to be too much of a hassle to go back and update it anytime you come up with a new way of producing better results for your athletes.

That said, the content and training programs in Next Level Hockey Training 2.0 were designed to remain evergreen, so you can use it to rapidly improve performance whether you're reading this in 2017 or 2057.

Like this bloke:

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"Thank you. I really like the program.

I definitely feel stronger and I've been going up in weight each week. Summer is coming to an end and the season is right around the corner, for sure going to keep doing your program until the season.

I follow the Upper/Lower schedule and on Wednesdays I do conditioning with some plyometrics, including 300yard sprints, etc.

Thanks"

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Now that's my kinda customer.

He sees the value of a quality off-ice training program, grabs it, uses it, benefits from it, and does not question why he’s still getting emails mentioning it on a daily basis.

Now, if you truly abhor daily communication and can't stand a constant onslaught of top-notch training information in your inbox, simply remove yourself from this mailing list by clicking the unsubscribe link below.

I just can't think of a single good reason why you would.

Alrighty, on to the mandatory sales pitch you knew was coming:

Next Level Hockey Training 2.0 is the premier off-ice training program available online. Hundreds of junior, college and pro hockey players have successfully used it to gain strength, size and speed that allows them to compete at a higher level.

For more information, check out:

http://www.NextLevelHockeyTraining.com

​Yunus Barisik​