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    Which routine template is more for bulking

    I'm starting school here right away and im going to remodel my routine. But i cant figure out which one is more for bulking.

    Would doing one body part per day bulk you up more than doing compound workouts (eg back/biceps, chest/tris etc)?

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    It doesnt matter. Do what you like best, be it training bp's or push/pull style.
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    when bulking up you train the same just eat alot more eg. 3500 cals a day

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    Try it both ways. Personally, I like an antagonisitc approach. However, some people prefer and/or get better results from a synergistic style of training. There are countless ways to train that all work well, but diet is really what is important. My advice is to never stick with the same training routine for too long.
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    well, as they said training really does not change, diet does.

    but either way I prefer do utilize more compound lifts and I tend
    to train a bit heavier when "bulking", probably cause I feel stronger
    being heavier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bench
    when bulking up you train the same just eat alot more eg. 3500 cals a day
    i realize this. i was just curious if one was preferred over the other

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