Mass Gain Workout Plan

If you're someone who's out on a mission to gain as much mass as possible, it's important that you come up with a workout program that is going to closely match this goal set.  Since building muscle does take a particular type of workout program, unless you're lifting heavy enough but also doing enough volume to spark muscle hypertrophy, you're unlikely to see the results you're after.

The following program will accomplish just that.  We've divided this program up into a four day workout set-up so you can focus in on both the upper and lower body parts.  In addition to that, we've included both compound and isolation exercises to ensure that each muscle gets maximized with every session you do.

Be sure that with this workout program you're keeping cardio to a minimum in order to ensure you have plenty of calories to use towards muscle growth and to prevent overtraining from setting in. 

Consume at least 500 calories over your maintenance calorie intake and you should be on your way to adding pounds of lean muscle to your frame.

Monday


Exercise

Reps

Sets

Rest

Squats

5

3

2 minutes

Leg Press

6

3

2 minutes

Lunges

10

2

1 minute

Leg Extension

12

2

30 seconds

Hamstring Curl

12

2

30 seconds

Hanging Ab Raise

12

4

30 seconds


Tuesday


Exercise

Reps

Sets

Rest

Chest Press

6

3

2 minutes

Barbell Rows

6

3

2 minutes

Shoulder Press

6

3

2 minutes

Bicep Curls

10

2

45 seconds

Tricep Extensions

10

2

45 seconds

Lateral Raises

10

2

45 seconds


Wednesday
Off - rest

Thursday


Exercise

Reps

Sets

Rest

Deadlifts

5

3

2 minutes

Step-Ups

6

3

2 minutes

Split Squat

10

2

1 minute

Calf Raises

15

3

30 seconds

Seated calf raises

15

3

30 seconds

Bodyweight Squats

50

2

30 seconds

Decline sit-ups

15

3

30 seconds


Friday


Exercise

Reps

Sets

Rest

Incline Chest Press

8

3

1 minute

Lat Pull-Down

8

3

1 minute

Horizontal Row

8

3

1 minute

Barbell Curls

10

3

45 seconds

Tricep Press-Down

10

3

45 seconds

Hammer Curls

15

2

30 seconds

Tricep Dips

15

2

30 seconds

Front Raises

15

2

30 seconds


Saturday & Sunday
Off – on these days some light cardio can be added if desired, but keep it to a minimum.  Light walking or light cycling for 20 minutes would be the perfect example of what you'd want to do.

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