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    Gaining size on P/RR/S

    I think the Power-Rep Range-Shock routine is really effective for gaining mass with the correct diet but I have a quick question.

    Do u think I could get better gains in building LBM if I doubled up on certain sections of the routine?

    For example do P/P/RR/S or P/RR/RR/S or P/RR/S/S

    All feedback much appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by danchubbz View Post
    I think the Power-Rep Range-Shock routine is really effective for gaining mass with the correct diet but I have a quick question.

    Do u think I could get better gains in building LBM if I doubled up on certain sections of the routine?

    For example do P/P/RR/S or P/RR/RR/S or P/RR/S/S

    All feedback much appreciated.
    I do know that gopro has suggested some alternate rotations beyond the vanilla P-RR-S setup for more specific goals. I would pose that question to him in his sticky thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CowPimp View Post
    I do know that gopro has suggested some alternate rotations beyond the vanilla P-RR-S setup for more specific goals. I would pose that question to him in his sticky thread.
    Look at post No. 988 in that thread. Gopro suggests P/RR/RR/S for mass.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phred View Post
    Look at post No. 988 in that thread. Gopro suggests P/RR/RR/S for mass.
    For mass, thats what I would suggest too.

    I really dont like the tempo with Power.
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