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Day 1: Legs Day 1: Legs Exercise Sets Reps 1. 4 10 2. 3 12 3. 4 10 4. 3 12 5. 3 8 6. 3 12 7. 3 12Day 2: Chest & Biceps Day 2: Chest & Biceps Exercise Sets Reps 1. 4 10 2. 3 12 3. 3 12 4. 3 8 5. 4 10 6. 3 12 7. 3 10Day 3: Back Day 3: Back Exercise Sets Reps 1. 4 10 2. 3 12 3. 5 8 4. 3 12 5. 3 10 6. 3 12Day 4: Shoulders & Triceps Day 4: Shoulders & Triceps Exercise Sets Reps 1. 4 10 2. 3 12 3. 3 12 4. Reverse Pec Deck 3 12 5. 4 12 6. 4 10 7. 3 12 The Workout Program to Build Lean Mass FAQs Below are a couple of the more frequently asked questions when it comes to building lean muscle. If your question is not listed below, please don’t hesitate to ask us in the comments section following the article. Q. Can I add exercises to this workout program to build more lean muscle? You certainly can, but it is not necessary. Each muscle group is targeted with a fair amount of volume within this program. Adding more exercises to the program probably won’t increase the amount of success you have with it. Building muscle takes time. After 6 weeks of this program, you’ll likely notice a fair amount of muscle growth, but fitness , not short sighted. Q. What should I do after I finish the 6 week workout program? After you have finished this 6 week workout program to build lean muscle, I’d recommend taking a week to . Enjoy a little time away from the gym; I promise 1 week won’t be enough to lose all the gains you’ve made. During that time reassess your goals and celebrate the amount of lean muscle you’ve put on in the past 6 weeks. If you want to continue on with the program after your deload week, you’re more than welcome to. Or your goals might change. In that case, check out our for a new routine. Q. How should I eat during this workout program to build lean mass? This will depend on your starting point. I always recommend people get to a healthy weight range for their body type. If you’re overweight and a beginner to hypertrophy based training, you might benefit from starting off in a calorie deficit. If you’re underweight, or an otherwise intermediate-advance lifter, you’ll likely need to be in a calorie surplus to add on lean muscle mass. After you’ve determined which is best for you, find your calorie needs using our . Then, subtract or add ~250-500 calories from that number to put yourself in a deficit or surplus. Make that your new daily calorie goal and try to get there by eating your calories through whole food, nutrient-rich food sources. Q. What kind of supplements should I take with this workout program to build lean mass? Supplementation is going to be highly individualized. If you struggle to meet your daily protein needs, a solid will be extremely beneficial to you. If you struggle to meet your daily calorie needs all together, then a could be beneficial to you to help you accomplish your goals. One supplement that is cheap, effective, and backed by a lot of scientific research is . Q. Can I do some extra workouts on my rest days? Again, you can, but I wouldn’t recommend anything to strenuous. Recovery is crucial to the muscle building process. If you’re going to do anything, do something light that you enjoy doing. I highly recommend recovery walks as a form of . You could also hit the foam roller and work on the mobility that is often lost during muscle building programs. Q. Where are the abs? Your abs are hit indirectly quite frequently with this program during all of the compound movements. Since they are worked indirectly almost every training session, I don’t feel the need to target them with isolation work. If you find it would be beneficial to do so for your training goals, you’re more than welcome to check out our . Also, it is important to note that compound exercises and lowering your body fat percentage is going to build a better, visible over time than any amount of direct isolation work will. Q. Anything else we should know to build lean muscle? Building muscle takes a lot of time and effort. Not to mention, what you do outside of the gym is just as important as what you do inside of the gym. Prioritize your diet. Get 7-9 hours of sleep each night. Eliminate unnecessary stress (meditate). And move every day (lightly on your recovery days). You’ll get there and this 6 week program is an excellent start. Join over 500k subscribers who get a free weekly email with the latest workouts, expert advice, videos and deals from Muscle & Strength. First Name Contact Me By Fax Only. Yes or No? Select your fitness goal Choose Your Goal Build Muscle Lose Fat Increase Strength Improve Sports Performance Healthy Lifestyle Subscribe Free Josh is a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM-CPT), holds a specialization in women’s specific health & fitness (WFS) and a specialization in fitness nutrition (FNS), and has his eyes set on becoming a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS) next. 267 Comments Your name * E-mail * The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. Comment * Plain textNo HTML tags allowed.Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.Lines and paragraphs break automatically. Notify me when new comments are posted All comments Replies to my comment Aaron Posted on: Sun, 10/03/2021 - 12:27 I have a problem with a tendon or ligament on the upper, back of my elbow (not lower, like tennis elbow), that prevents me from being able to do dips. Dips are the only triceps exercise that I can't do. Is there something I can do instead of dips? Roger Posted on: Fri, 10/15/2021 - 22:04 Hey Aaron, go for single arm pressdowns or neutral grip dumbbell presses with the dumbbells over the chest. Hope this helps. shahrul Posted on: Sun, 09/12/2021 - 09:21 i only hv pair of dumbell and bench at home. which workout i can follow to get down my 25% body fat and get a lean body Roger Posted on: Thu, 09/23/2021 - 18:42 Hi, Shahrul. Give this program a try. Gary Posted on: Tue, 08/24/2021 - 18:11 Is there a "muscleandstrengh" app I can download to keep track of progress? Roger Posted on: Thu, 09/09/2021 - 19:42 Hey Gary, there is not an app at this time, but all of our workouts are downloadable so you keep track of progress. Hamza Posted on: Sun, 08/22/2021 - 18:52 How do I pick a weight that is appropriate for the rep ranges that are specified for each exercise? And how far should I push myself in each exercise? For example, if I am able to complete the first exercise of a day successfully but that tires me out and I am unable to complete the rest of the exercises, that would be bad, but also if the weights are too light it would end up being ineffective. I’m just wondering how I would go about finding that balance. Roger Posted on: Wed, 09/08/2021 - 15:41 Hi, Hamza. Thanks for the comment. This is a matter of simple trial and error. Choose weights that you're confident that you can handle for the reps required. Then take notes of how easy or difficult it was. The next time you do that workout, adjust the weights accordingly. If 50 pounds was very easy, go up to 60. If 50 was hard and you didn't finish, go back to 40. Hope this helps you out. Sandra Posted on: Sat, 07/31/2021 - 05:21 Hi ! I have skinny legs and wanted to know if I want to bulk them more, should i work them twice a week instead using one of the rest days? Or will that not make much of a difference? Marina Posted on: Wed, 08/04/2021 - 20:29 Sandra - The program is written to focus on increasing hypertrophy by performing 2-4 exercises for each muscle group during that muscle’s training day, for 3-5 sets, and 8+ reps. You can certainly add extra exercises, but it is not necessary. Each muscle group is targeted with a fair amount of volume within this program. So we recommend following the workout as written. Ryan Posted on: Fri, 07/30/2021 - 19:16 This may be a dumb question but, is this 4 days a week training or continuous 7 days a week training just split up into 4 splits/categories. Thank you - I am new to training. Marina Posted on: Wed, 08/04/2021 - 19:53 Hey Ryan! NOT a dumb question at all! Thanks for writing in. This program is 4 days a week. Please let us know if you have anymore questions about this program! sara Posted on: Tue, 06/29/2021 - 11:16 hi! im new to fitness and im trying not to bulk and I wanna lose fat on my arms and abs. I've heard that you cannot spot reduce fat and that you need to work all parts of the body in order to lose fat in the targeted area too. i don't want to lose weight but I want to build muscle and look lean. so if i eat in a calorie deficit and do this workout, will it help that? Abigail Posted on: Wed, 06/30/2021 - 10:04 Hey sara - since you're new to training, I'd eat in a very slight caloric deficit or even at your maintenance calories. Doing a 3x per week full body strength workout is ideal for beginners. Once you run through a program like that for 8-12 weeks, you can move to a push/pull/legs or an upper/lower split. Agni Posted on: Thu, 06/17/2021 - 01:24 Can I start this workout plan even if I am in 19% body fat ? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 06/17/2021 - 08:57 Hey Agni - yes you can Abigail Posted on: Mon, 06/21/2021 - 10:00 Hey Agni - reducing body fat, especially being so lean already, is highly dependent on your diet. Agni Posted on: Thu, 06/17/2021 - 11:25 I have one more doubt is it more difficult to reduce to 13% body fat ? By just building the lean muscle will I be still able to reduce the fat to 13% ? Regards Agni Calvin Adams Posted on: Tue, 06/15/2021 - 08:41 Should I be doing a cardio day with this workout? I want a more toned core and a lot of what I see involves a cardio day. Abigail Posted on: Tue, 06/15/2021 - 08:59 Hey Calvin - you can add in a cardio day with this program! You can add in 2-3 if you feel necessary. Sam Posted on: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 09:20 I find myself getting done with this workout in about 30-40min with the short rest period between sets. Should I be taking longer rests in between exercises or slow my sets down with longer and more concentrated reps during the set? Thanks Abigail Posted on: Wed, 05/26/2021 - 09:28 Hey Sam - this workout should only take you around 45 minutes at the longest. Sounds like you're doing it right! Josh Posted on: Sun, 05/09/2021 - 18:17 Should I go twice a day for this routine or should I do a small workout at home on the evening ? Abigail Posted on: Mon, 05/10/2021 - 10:09 Hey Josh - this program on its own should be sufficient. Dave Posted on: Wed, 04/28/2021 - 18:08 Should the 4 days of workout be consecutive and then rest for 3 days and repeat? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 04/29/2021 - 09:24 Hey Dave - you can add in a rest day after day 2 if needed. Lew31 Posted on: Wed, 04/21/2021 - 10:58 I see this programme is only hitting one muscle group per week. Ive heard that ideally you need to hit each muscle group twice a week for good results. Is this true ? Abigail Posted on: Fri, 04/23/2021 - 10:44 Hey Lew31 - check out this article for more info: DEC Posted on: Thu, 03/11/2021 - 17:33 What is the recommended rest time between sets Abigail Posted on: Tue, 03/16/2021 - 11:26 Hey DEC - rest can be anywhere from 30-60 seconds. Nikola Posted on: Tue, 02/16/2021 - 06:14 Hi. Im quite lean(abs, v cut,...). When i do this program should i do HIIT cardio or not? Abigail Posted on: Tue, 02/16/2021 - 09:51 Hey Nikola - yes you can. Since this is a muscle building program, keep in mind that you will need to be in a caloric surplus. Nikola Posted on: Tue, 02/16/2021 - 10:00 When i do hiitt, should i eat more proteins or more carbs on that day? Ill be in surplus. Abigail Posted on: Tue, 02/16/2021 - 10:02 Your protein goal shouldn't change from day to day. You should add additional carbs. Nikola Posted on: Tue, 02/16/2021 - 10:04 Well i read that when lean bulking,on training days i should eat 40% carbs,35%proteins and rest fat, and on rest days i eat 40%port, 35% carbs and rest fat. Thats why i am asking Skyrecce Posted on: Sun, 10/11/2020 - 09:12 Do you repeat the work out every week for 6 weeks for do you increase set/ reps each week?? Abigail Posted on: Mon, 10/12/2020 - 12:04 Hey Skyrecce - you'll repeat the workout every week for 6 weeks sachunath23@gma... Posted on: Tue, 09/22/2020 - 06:55 It isn't necessary to train a mucsle two times a week? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 09:14 This article on training frequency should help provide a detailed answer for you: Vishal Posted on: Wed, 09/16/2020 - 10:11 What kind of weight should I be using heavy or ligjt ??? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 09:11 Hey Vishal - the weight you choose should be something that you can move safely and with correct form for the given number of reps. Ibrahim Posted on: Wed, 09/09/2020 - 07:49 Is it okay to switch workout days like switch day 1 with day 2? Steve Posted on: Mon, 09/07/2020 - 09:05 Hey Yoshi I was always told that a natural lifter should hit each bodypart at least 2 times a week . What is your take on it . And how would you do this routine if you wanted to hit each bodypart twice a week? Would you do fullbody or what else would you suggest. Thanks Abigail Posted on: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 09:13 Hey Steve - check out this article about training frequency: Alex Posted on: Thu, 09/03/2020 - 16:25 Is it ok to switch up the pairings after 6 weeks? I mean can I do cheat and back in one day for example? Or can I do say back and shoulders in one day maybe? You know switch it up like that? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 09:07 Hey Alex - it is best to follow the program as written. If you're looking for another training split to follow after this, check out this training guide: Ibrahim Posted on: Wed, 09/02/2020 - 09:15 Can i exchange days is it ok because last thing i played was legs its still recovering so can i like exchange day 3 with day 1?? Abigail Posted on: Thu, 09/24/2020 - 09:02 Hey Ibrahim - Yes, that would be okay to do. Utsav karki Posted on: Wed, 07/29/2020 - 23:57 Should I do 4 of the workouts continuously and then rest for 3 days and repeat? Or 1st workout, rest day, 2nd workout, rest day and so on? Yoshi Posted on: Thu, 07/30/2020 - 09:10 Hey Utsav The split I'd recommend for these workouts would be Day 1, Day 2, REST, Day 3, Day 4, REST, REST, Repeat. View More Comments
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If your goal is to build muscle, boost strength and ramp up athleticism then this 12-week plan is for you. If your goal is to build muscle, boost strength and ramp up athleticism then this 12-week plan is for you. In just 3 months you can transform your physique to new heights and build your confidence higher than ever before. If you want to get plain jacked then this advanced lifting program is for you. Whether it’s preparing for the summer by stripping back body fat to get ‘sliced and diced’, or using the winter to hit a clean bulk, this program guarantees mass results. It’s a workout program design to maximize muscle growth, with minimal fat gain. And as the holy grail of body composition training, this lean muscle plan is the most challenging but rewarding program you’ve ever tried. If you want to reboot your muscle and strength you’re in the right place…Exactly how much muscle can you build in 12 weeks? Exactly how much muscle can you build in 12 weeks? You need to be realistic. 12-weeks is plenty of time to put a serious dent in this program. You can significantly boost your strength and you’ll definitely add muscle. But exactly how much? If you’re natty (a natural lifter) the research suggests that lean muscle growth could be anywhere from 0.5 pounds per month if you’ve been training for over 3 years, to 2 pounds if you’ve only been training for 12 months or so. Another model suggests that muscle gain looks like this: Beginner: 1-1.5% of total body weight per month Intermediate: 0.5-1% of total body weight per month Advanced: 0.25-0.5% of total body weight per month Even though there’s a high variability from one person to the next, this gives you a good idea of the slabs of muscle you could put on in as little as 12-weeks. Lean Muscle Program: How the Plan Works This workout plan takes you from your current starting point to lean and mean in 12 weeks. 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We’d suggest taking at least 1 day off in-between sessions, just for recovery. And because it’s high weekly volume we’re after, this push-pull-legs strategy is definitely the way forward here. One thing you’ll notice is that rest periods and reps are varied. We’ve done this on purpose to maximize the growth response. For multi-joint, multi-muscle exercises (known as compound lifts) we’re giving you longer to recover and a lower rep range. That way you’ll be able to lift heavy in each set and maintain a huge mechanical tension stimulus. But for single-joint exercises (isolation lifts) that target one specific muscle we’re giving you only 60 seconds rest. This will absolutely set your muscles on fire and trigger a huge metabolic stress demand.Phase 2: Building new muscle with pyramids Phase 2: Building new muscle with pyramids In phase 2 you’ll be following much of the same in terms of intensity and volume. But to keep things fresh we’re giving you some different exercises and more of an emphasis on training across the whole strength and endurance continuum by switching up the rep ranges. To do this you’ll be using descending pyramid sets for some of the exercises. This is simply changing a training method where you start off heavy and decrease the weight each set, while increasing the rep range. It’s a great way to maximize mechanical tension and metabolic stress in the same workout.Phase 3: Cluster your way to new gains Phase 3: Cluster your way to new gains If you want one of the most advanced strength and muscle building training protocols known to man you’ll find it in this last phase. We’ll be stripping the total sets right down but fueling some huge volume by implementing a brutal workout schedule called cluster sets. How do cluster sets work? It’s quite simple really. You pick a weight that you can only just squeeze 5 reps out with… but you’ll actually do 12 reps! Wait, what? 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