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My legs are small and looks frail. it wasn't like this when i was younger. started doing squads and stretching but no increase in size over a year?
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Adding mass: To muscles requires plenty of calories, systematic exercise and plenty of fluids and rest. The legs, being a relatively large muscle block, take time to build.
Answered 11/23/2013
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