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The Dude
ISSA Trainers - 4 Weeks To MONSTER MASS!
If you have been looking to put on some serious mass, then this is the plan for you. In just four weeks one of my clients has put on 6 pounds of mass without gaining any in the waist. Try this 4-week mass plan and let us know what kind of gains you make!
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/issa95.htm
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I would have to go on a limb and say that it isn't possible to gain "Monster Mass" in 4 weeks. to me adding a monster amount of mass would be somwhere between 30-40 pounds of solid muscle.
If you can do that in 4 weeks you're a better man than, well everyone.
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i think ill be sticking to my own routine thanks
If you think you can, or you think you cant, your right.
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I think its possible that this lifting and nutrition program could provide the gains the author says, but more than likely only in beginners.
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The right way to get massive
Leg curls, leg extensions, pec deck . . .
Although i am disspointed there's no concentration curls, how can you get massive without concentration curls?
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Number One Man
The routine seems to be geared towards beginnners, but even for a beginner i believe the volume would be too high for most people.
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Contrarian Tide
32 sets in a workout? What is this?
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Number One Man
Originally posted by BigKazWSM747
32 sets in a workout? What is this?
yep that's too much even for Rob Thoburn and ROB concept
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Originally posted by EricS
I would have to go on a limb and say that it isn't possible to gain "Monster Mass" in 4 weeks. to me adding a monster amount of mass would be somwhere between 30-40 pounds of solid muscle.
If you can do that in 4 weeks you're a better man than, well everyone.
Yeah, admin really sensationalizes things.
I did manage to gain 30 lbs in 8 weeks to 10 weeks 2 years ago though, but prbly 5 or 6 was fat.
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Number One Man
Originally posted by lucubration
Yeah, admin really sensationalizes things.
I did manage to gain 30 lbs in 8 weeks to 10 weeks 2 years ago though, but prbly 5 or 6 was fat.
were you new to lifting then?
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Originally posted by AJbuilder
were you new to lifting then?
No, I had been lifting 3 years. It just took me awhile to realize how important calories were I guess Went from 195 to 225.
hmm It was more like 4 years ago that I did this actually (upon thinking)...
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The Underestimated
Looks to me like a Bit a Overtraining. Thats probally why they only Gained 6 LB's.
Also this looks like an Advertisment for CytoSport. Hmmmm...
A Handfull of this a handfull of that~~ I know it takes two more seconds to bust out the Scale but hey im a Bodybuilder ill take those 2 Seconds Thanks,
If thats what Works for you though then hey.
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Number One Man
Originally posted by lucubration
No, I had been lifting 3 years. It just took me awhile to realize how important calories were I guess Went from 195 to 225.
hmm It was more like 4 years ago that I did this actually (upon thinking)...
cool
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Great workout!
This workout really worked for me. I dropped an inch off my waisteline and put on 10 pounds of muscle. I went from a max on flat bench of 265 pounds, to a max of 315 pounds at the end of the 4 week program. I've had the most gains of strength and size from this workout, than any other one I have tried. The key for me seemed to be keeping up a steady protein intake, by eating every 2-3 hours. Thanks for the workout!
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Can't hurt to try
I'll be giving it a try over the next 4 weeks. Got a national bodybuilding show coming up end of the month and I wanna look good so any good tips on gaining over the next few weeks is good for me especially a good meal plan.
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Originally Posted by bongle
I'll be giving it a try over the next 4 weeks. Got a national bodybuilding show coming up end of the month and I wanna look good so any good tips on gaining over the next few weeks is good for me especially a good meal plan.
good luck. you should look at chris gethins dtp program
http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/HELLIONx360/
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Originally Posted by bongle
i'll be giving it a try over the next 4 weeks. Got a national bodybuilding show coming up end of the month and i wanna look good so any good tips on gaining over the next few weeks is good for me especially a good meal plan.
good luck!
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Originally Posted by HELLIONx360
good luck. you should look at chris gethins dtp program
great program i recommend it
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9 year old thread... wow
zombie style!
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