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    A hardgainer workout routine

    This routine is designed to add a maximum amount of muscle mass to your body in the shortest amount of time.

    Hardgainer Muscle Building Routine

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    Eh hard gainers just need to eat more.

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    Its not a terrible program, in fact its pretty good, but the only thing that makes a hardgainer a hardgainer is that they're not eating enough.
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    I think 'bent over rows' can be added to this routine. Which is also a part of 'Starting Strength'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bentoverrows View Post
    I think 'bent over rows' can be added to this routine. Which is also a part of 'Starting Strength'.

    something gives me the idea you like this exercise

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    I like that site. It has good information and doesn't present any bullshit, it gets right to the point.

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    I'm really tired of seeing supposed "Hard Gainer" workouts. Just another way to drive traffic or get a sale...

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    What's wrong with this routine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by zoco View Post
    What's wrong with this routine?
    Nothing really, except the name "Hardgainer". You may as well call it the Santa Claus Routine because neither exist.
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    I used to think the term hard gainer had something to do with getting a boner in the gym. Silly me.
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