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Are you looking to build muscle mass? Are you having a hard time? Well, it really isn't that hard to do, but you need to get a plan and put that plan into action. Let me start off by making it clear - there is no "one size fits all" way to build muscle mass, but there is a general template that you can use and adjust for yourself to make it work. It always amuses me that there are those that think their way is the best way for everyone when it is clear that due to different body types, metabolism and other genetic factors that people will react to a "program" differently.

There are a lot of tweaks that can be done to people's programs that will make a huge difference in their gains. Often times it comes down to a slight change in grip or stance and you should always look to make these subtle adjustments, but I will give you one easily implementable tip that you can start right away.

So what's the tip already? It probably is no secret to you that you need to focus on progressively increasing the weight used in your training. No secret there, but can you tell me right now what you were bench pressing last month - how much, how many times, etc, and what you did last week? You probably can guess, but unless you are writing down your results and tracking them, how do you know that you are really progressing? You probably will say that you can lift more - that's great, but you could lift even more if you knew what you did last and did all you could to exceed that last effort - this will truly result in progressive resistance.

What you need to focus on is reaction to stimulus. Yes, you need to scientifically study your own muscles reaction to the weight resistance training that you are engaging in. Don't worry, it sounds complicated, but it's not. So here's the deal - put together in writing a weight lifting routine - anything that you are comfortable with. I am not giving you the routine as not everyone will be able to work out the same number of days or like the same exercises, but just put one together that is challenging and different from the one you are doing now.

No secret routine here, no magic workout that is going to pack on 10 pounds of muscle mass in two weeks. Instead, I am going to give you basic no-fail advice. Start lifting heavier weights at lower reps till failure. In fact, you should pyramid up something like 6 reps, 3 reps, 1 rep all to failure. You are giving yourself progressive resistance. Next step is key - track you progress. If you are not progressing, change up the routine and try something different - it is that simple - plan, track progress, adjust as needed. If you don't track, you are not living up to your potential.

The heavy progressive weight method will work for most people to build muscle fast and see nice gains in mass, but like I said, if you are tracking and it isn't working for you, change it up. Make sure that you give each workout a solid 4-6 weeks to see progress. In fact, so that your body does not stop gaining, you should change your routine every 4-6 weeks anyway. However, if you find a very effective routine, switch in and out of it every other time you make a routine change until it doesn't work for you anymore.

If you haven't figured out what I have been trying to get across, it is that you need to track progress and make change as necessary. When I say change though - I mean big changes. Change the exercises, change the reps, change the pace of your reps, and change your rest periods. If you are having a hard time gaining, make a game plan, track progress, and make changes when things aren't working. If you do this, get lots of good quality protein, good clean carbs, and lots of sleep, I can almost guarantee that you will build muscle mass.

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