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    Second attempt at a mass gain routine. All replys are appreciated (good or bad) so be my guest and rip this apart and let me know what you think.

    6 - 8 Reps
    3 Sets
    2 Min Rest
    3/0/1 Tempo

    *Mon - Chest, Shoulders, Triceps*
    Bench Press
    Front Raise
    Upright Rows
    Flat Barbell Extenstions

    *Wed - Back, Biceps*
    Bent Over Row
    Bicep Curls
    Wide Grip Pulldowns
    Reverse Bicep Curl

    *Fri - Legs, Abs*
    Barbell Calve Raises
    Barbell Side Bends
    Siff-Legged Deadlifts
    Decline Crunches

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    Quote Originally Posted by kentmc
    Second attempt at a mass gain routine. All replys are appreciated (good or bad) so be my guest and rip this apart and let me know what you think.

    6 - 10 Reps
    2 Sets of six excercise on monday, 3 sets of four excercises on wednesday and friday.
    2 Min Rest
    3/0/1 Tempo

    *Mon - Chest, Shoulders, Triceps*
    Bench Press
    Pec Deck
    Military Press
    Front Raise
    Weighted Dips
    Barbell Extensions/Skullcrushers


    *Wed - Back, Traps, Biceps*
    Bent Over Rows
    Close Grip Pulldowns
    Shrugs
    Bicep Curls


    *Fri - Legs, Abs*
    Squats/Leg Press (alternate weekly)
    Stiff-Legged Deadlifts
    Leg Extensions
    Barbell Calf Raises
    Decline Crunches
    i am a big fan of the push/pull/legs and thats what you have here, so i commend you. however, your excercise choice differs from what i would use. see the changes i made in the quote above.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kentmc
    Second attempt at a mass gain routine. All replys are appreciated (good or bad) so be my guest and rip this apart and let me know what you think.

    6 - 8 Reps
    3 Sets
    2 Min Rest
    3/0/1 Tempo

    *Mon - Chest, Shoulders, Triceps*
    Bench Press
    Front Raise
    Upright Rows
    Flat Barbell Extenstions

    *Wed - Back, Biceps*
    Bent Over Row
    Bicep Curls
    Wide Grip Pulldowns
    Reverse Bicep Curl

    *Fri - Legs, Abs*
    Barbell Calve Raises
    Barbell Side Bends
    Siff-Legged Deadlifts
    Decline Crunches
    I don't upright rows are a mass building exercse. I would take out reverse bicep curl as well.
    "A child does not learn to squat from the top down -- in other words, he does not suddenly make a conscious decision one day to squat. Actually, he is squatting one day and makes the conscious decision to stand." - Gray Cook

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