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    Muscle gains playing tennis?

    Hi guys,
    I've only started working out and eating right for about six months. In that time I have found cutting simple enough but building muscle seems difficult.
    Is it possible to make good gains? I train for 2 hours 2-3 times a week on court...I try and fit workouts on different days if possible. Some Saturdays I have matches, which are usually 4-5 hours straight tennis with little break.

    1. Is it possible to make muscle gains with such intense matches? (won't all muscle break down?)
    2. What can I do to build muscle more effectively? Eat during the match? Specific routine?

    At the moment I am starting a 4 day split. 1.Chest/tris/abs 2. Back/Bis 3. Legs 4. Delts/traps/abs (rest day between 2 and 3 then 2 days off after 4)
    My diet is cutting at the moment so on 3200 cals a day. Gone from 203lbs to 193 lbs in 7 weeks. I'm thinking 3800 cals a week for bulking? (remember I do so much cardio naturally need higher cals)

    Your thoughts would be of great interest.

    Jon
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    Height: 6ft 2.
    Weight: 193lbs
    Max bench:200lbs
    Max squat: 320lbs
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