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10 Ways To Gain Muscle

The must-do principles for anyone looking to bulk.

By Rachel Cosgrove C.S.C.S
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CHANGE EVERYTHING

Every four to six weeks, you need to alter some part of your routine, whether it's the number of reps you do, the amount of time you rest, the exercises you perform, or any other training variable. Keep a journal of your workouts to record your progress.

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