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More Basic Mass Building RoutinesThese muscle mass building routines were used by myself for approximately the first three months of starting training. All of these are full body workouts which I believe is best as the body tends to grow faster as a unit rather than training each muscle group separately. I always preferred the most basic multi-joint exercises for all major muscle groups and as already stated, I only ever done one main high-intensity set using as much weight as I could comfortably use for at least six repetitions. I never trained to failure on any exercise during the very first four workouts, due to neuro-muscular adaptations which all beginners will experience when muscle building. After the neuro-muscular phase when muscles started adapting to each exercise I gradually pushed to failure to boost results. This gentle but gradual rise in the intensity level for each exercise helped produce muscle gains of over ten pounds within three months.
Muscle Mass Routine One
Yes only FOUR exercises! In fact muscle building beginners benefit much more by doing very simple routines using exercises which use major muscle groups together. The secret is to control the intensity level to progress slowly over the course of a few weeks.
Muscle Mass Routine Two
Muscle Mass Routine Three
Squats - high rep range
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