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    how do i put on mass?

    How many reps should i be doing if im looking to gain muscle mass? i have been doing between 6-10. Any suggestions on helping me put on some mass?


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    nevermind, i just found another thread asking the same question! man i feel dumb!

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    It has more to do with diet than anything else, but rep range is partially important as well, along with intensity etc
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    If you want to build size vary the rep ranges from workout to workout. The majority of reps performed should be between 5-10 and about 25% between 15+ reps per set.
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    100 different people will tell you 10 different things about training, but gaining weight always has to do with calories, that is the one universal.

    I believe there are different training roads to success but the diet trail is narrower, and less forgiving.
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    Re: how do i put on mass?

    Originally posted by richirich_99
    How many reps should i be doing if im looking to gain muscle mass? i have been doing between 6-10. Any suggestions on helping me put on some mass?
    this thread/article might help!

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