How To Build Muscle Quickly - Tips to Gain Muscle Fast

5. Shorten your rest periods to 45 -60 sec
Your muscle have recovered about 70 percent after 45 seconds and fully recovered after about 3 minutes. Waiting only 45 seconds will force more muscle fibers to come in to help other muscle fibers which will cause your muscles to grow. Keep your workouts under 60 minutes to keep from catabolic hormones breaking down your muscles.6. GojiPro Pan out and prepare you meals for the whole day or weekCooking your meals the night before or in the morning before you start your day will make it easy access to calories and protein throughout the whole day. More calories means more weight gained and muscle gained.7. Get a work out partner to help push and spot you in the gymHaving someone push you in the gym will help you go harder in the gym and encourage you to go heavier and help build muscle.http://www.musclegainhelp.com/gojipro/

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