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    good mass building workout

    i have recently just started following this wokout... and have been trying to add 5 lbs to each set every 3rd week and been increasing from there... it is the first workout that lee priest used to build mass....

    give it a shot and let me know how it works for you...

    PRIEST'S FIRST MASS PROGRAM

    BODYPART EXERCISE SETS REPS

    DAY 1
    Quadriceps Leg extensions 5 8-10
    Squats 5 6-8
    Leg presses 5 6-8
    Lunqes 5 6-8
    Hamstrinqs Leg curls 5 6-8
    Stiff-leg deadlifts 5 6-8
    DAY 2
    Back Chinups 5 6-8
    Barbell rows 5 6-8
    Dumbbell rows 5 6-8
    Seated cable rows 5 6-8
    Pulldowns 5 6-8
    DAY 3
    Shoulders Military presses 5 6-8
    Dumbbell side laterals 5 6-8
    Dumbbell front raises 5 6-8
    Bent rear laterals 5 6-8
    Biceps Barbell curls 5 6-8
    Dumbbell curls 5 6-8
    Preacher curls 5 6-8
    Cable curls 5 6-8
    DAY 4
    Chest Bench presses 5 6-8
    Incline dumbbell presses 5 6-8
    Dumbbell flyes 5 6-8
    Incline flyes 5 6-8
    Triceps Pushdowns 5 6-8
    Dumbbell extensions 5 6-8
    Dips between benches 5 6-8
    French presses 5 6-8

    Notes: Calves were trained every day with one exercise done for four or
    five sets of 50-100 reps. Abdominals were trained occasionally with
    leg raises and trunk twists.
    PRIEST'S SERMON

    Even as a teenager, Lee Priest utilized high-volume workouts. Performing 20 or more high-intensity sets per bodypart may lead to overtraining, but even if his First Mass Program (see chart) isn't right for you, here's how you can follow the Priestly path.

    * Instinctive Training Priest monitors his physique before and during each workout and uses only those exercises and techniques that work best for him on that particular day.

    * Variety Priest regularly alters his exercises, the order of exercises and his training sprit.

    * Heavy Basics The one constant in Priest's training has been his dependence on free-weight basic lifts and the fact that virtually every set is heavy (six to eight reps).

    * Helping Hands Priest has always benefited from training partners to assist with forced reps and encouragement.
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    If looking to gain mass, first make sure your taking in enough calories.
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    Originally Posted by BigStew
    If looking to gain mass, first make sure your taking in enough calories.
    yeah, what he said. your diet will be the the ultimate variable to whether you gain weight or not. just make sure your eating over your maintenence calories. the work out looks alright to me
    train like a powerlifter, eat like a bodybuilder...
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    if u want to gain mass... there are much better ways than to use isolation excercises for every muscle group.

    bench, row, squat. thats every muscle in your body in three lifts. i guarentee you will add a LOT more mass with just these three.
    Deadlifting 550 @ 180lbs two weeks before a competition gave me 2 inguinal hernias... what did the gym give u this month?
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    Originally Posted by tnubs
    if u want to gain mass... there are much better ways than to use isolation excercises for every muscle group.

    bench, row, squat. thats every muscle in your body in three lifts. i guarentee you will add a LOT more mass with just these three.
    Also known as Bill Starr's 5x5. I'd def. look into it. Great program.
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