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Is this the right workout for bulking?

peely162
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Looks like a lot of cardio. 15 reps on a bench press is pretty high. I'd stay in the 6-10 range just do more sets, that way you can use a little heavier weights. Find your 1 rep max and go 70-80% of that. If you want to build some muscle and strength, they both really go to together. Legs should be a lot of volume, (reps and sets) because we use them the most. Rep range for legs 12-18 with moderate weight. . I'm guessing you can go online and find a program for free pretty easily. Any program will give you results if you're consistent, you just need to find the one that fits your goals 100% and stay with it. Increasing weight, and sets as you go and don't forget about intensity.0
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What an odd routine. Looks like a cardio/endurance routine. 45 clean and presses followed by 60 squats followed by 45 deadlifts? Who does this?
On second glance, it looks like really light weight so definitely a cardio based routine. Seems crazy in general, and probably the last thing I would use for bulking.0 -
OP - are you new to lifting ? If yes, then i would suggest looking into something like starting strength, strong lifts, all pro, etc.
the routine appears to be more of a circuit based one and would not be ideal for bulking. And 3x20 on squats…really?? That is some serious volume.
Also, you need a surplus for bulking.0 -
That is a full body circuit. Not for bulking. Do 5x5's with heavy weight. Or do 4 sets 6-8 reps medium to heavy.
You must eat a lot to bulk unless you gain weight easily.
Do 2 muscle groups a day like tris and chest or back and bicep.
Always use a spotter.
You must force your muscles to grow by stressing them and giving them a reason to grow and most importantly your diet must be in check.
Gaining muscle is 80% diet
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