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    Help me with a routine.

    I am currently bulking and i need a new routine but i dont even know where to start if someone give post a good routine that would be great. I am 20yrs old 135lbs and 6'1". I would like to get my body fat% up to about 10-14% and as much muscle mass as possible. What would be a good routine for me?

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    Sean I dont know alot about push pull etc but when I 1st started training week in week out I did

    Chest, shoulders, triceps
    rest
    back and biceps
    rest
    legs and abs
    you could try:
    chest shoulders
    rest
    arms and back
    rest
    legs and abs

    Personally I would u free weight as much as possible, and go as heavy as u can keep good form with and do a 12/19/8 rep range
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
    "Rome wasnt built in a day"
    "Go heavy or go home."

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    Forgot to add, its 60% diet 40% training.
    "Lift big, eat big, rest big"
    "Rome wasnt built in a day"
    "Go heavy or go home."

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    Day 1- Upper Push
    Day 2- Lower 1
    Day 3- off
    Day 4- Upper Pull
    Day 5- Lower 2
    Day 6 and 7- off
    do 6-12 reps for each set
    Upper push
    · Flat BB Bench Press- 3 sets
    · Incline Bench - 3 sets
    · Seated DB Overhead Press- 3 sets
    · Weighted Dips- 3 sets
    · Triceps extension- 3 sets

    Upper pull
    · Bent over BB row- 3 sets
    · Seated Cable row- 3 sets
    · Weighted Pull-ups or Lat pull-downs (Wide Overhand Grip)- 3 sets
    · Upright rows- 3 sets
    · Barbell curls- 3 sets

    Lower 1
    · Squats- 3 sets
    · Leg Press- 3 sets
    . Leg extensions- 2 sets
    . Calve Raise- 4 sets
    . Abs- 3 sets

    Lower 2
    . Romanian Dead lifts- 3 sets
    . Glute-Ham raises- 3 sets
    . Leg curls- 2 sets
    . Calve Raise- 4 sets
    . Abs- 3 sets
    EAT ALOT- check out the diet section stickies! GL

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    You could try something like this

    Full Body 2-3 times a week Switch up your reps and sets and RI's
    Workload: switch heavy/light/medium

    Day 1

    BB Squat or DB Step ups
    BB Standing calf raises or one legged DB calf raises
    BB behind the neck press, standing BB millitary press, or one arm DB clean and press
    One chest movement (flat bench DB or BB, incline, or dips) alternate
    One arm rows, pullups (with added weight if possible)
    chinups (with added weight if possible)

    Day 2

    BB Deadlifts or single leg RDL's
    Hindu or handstand push ups
    Rows
    pull ups
    calf raises

    It might not look like much in way of volume but I think it is enough.
    Get help with your diet from Jodi and get a lot of sleep, eating should be your full time job.

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    Read this:
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    Then check out the links at the bottom of the first post too.
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    Some of the main tips I can recommend are training past failure for every set, eating enough calories from nutrient dense "clean" foods and always make sure to get enough rest since your muscles recover and grow when you're away from the gym.

    Here are several more very helpful bodybuilding tips for adding muscle mass:

    Bodybuilding Tips - Top 50 Tips For Building Muscle Mass

    Best of luck!

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