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Then do three all out working sets. Follow this up with dumbbell incline flys for that stretch hit and perform two sets. Finish the upper chest with two sets of incline cable flys for the contraction hit. All that left is the lower chest now and by this time your chest should be spent and full 0-6 pack abs review of blood. So end the chest workout with either decline cable flys or wide dips. All reps should be around eight to ten reps and warm up sets can be done with twelve reps. You just broke down the chest in its three sections and worked it properly. In my next article we will talk about adding drop sets and super sets to make it a more advanced training routine.

Not everyone fights the scales. There are many people who for whatever reason find adding bulk is difficult. There is more to weight gain than to simply eat more. Consistent with a healthy life style, a weight gain plan should be as well thought out as a weight loss plan. Regardless of why a person struggles to gain, this plan will pack it on and properly. Identify the type of weight you want to gain. The assumption is that it won't be blubber.

Therefore weight training will be involved. Knowing that mass gains come primarily as a result of low rep, heavy weight compound exercises, your workouts should be comprised 100% of these type movements. In particular that is bench and military press, seated rows, lat pull downs and squats (or leg presses if you have back issues). No more than 8 reps (6 is better), weight heavy enough to truly fail at the last rep and rest periods of 90 seconds.Do as many sets as you want (more is better). No isolation movements.No cardio at all. Not because cardio robs you of weight gain or burns calories, but because waste no time or energy on things in the gym that do not BUILD MASS.

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You are trying to gain size right? Increase your calorie intake by at least 1000-1500 calories a day. These calories should come in the form of mostly protein. The carb/protein/fat ratio should be along the lines of carbs 55%, protein 30% and fat 15%. My suggestion is that you ingest 1/3 of the 1500 calorie increase at breakfast, 1/3 immediately after your workout and the final 1/3 30 minutes before bed. If you can do this with food, while keeping the intake ratio correct do it, if not, strongly consider weight gain supplements.