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I go to gym to build muscles but in every week i go there only for 4 times .. is it okay for my muscles ?
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Should be: 4 times a week should be. However follow the advise of your trainer as your goals may determine the intensity and frequency of excersize with adequate consideration for safety.
Answered 3/3/2014
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