Gain Muscle Mass

Gain Muscle Mass
Developer: Stefan Roobol
Category: Health & Fitness
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Tracking 1 keywords for Gain Muscle Mass in Apple App Store

Developer: Stefan Roobol Category: health_and_fitness

Gain Muscle Mass tracks 1 keyword (1 keyword ranks; full coverage across the tracked set). Key metrics: 0% top-10 coverage, opportunity 58.0, difficulty 44.2, best rank 15.

Tracked keywords

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1  ranked •  0  not ranking yet

Top 10 coverage

0%

Best rank 15 • Latest leader 15

Avg opportunity

58.0

Top keyword: gain

Avg difficulty

44.2

Lower scores indicate easier wins

Opportunity leaders

  • gain

    Opportunity: 58.0 • Difficulty: 44.2 • Rank 15

    Competitors: 165

    66.0

Unranked opportunities

Every tracked keyword currently has some ranking data.

High competition keywords

  • gain

    Total apps: 826 • Major competitors: 165

    Latest rank: 15 • Difficulty: 44.2

All tracked keywords

Includes opportunity, difficulty, rankings and competitor benchmarks

Major Competitors
gain581004466

826 competing apps

Median installs: 244,762

Avg rating: 4.6

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165

major competitor apps

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App Description

Find the Bodybuilding program and workout routine that stimulates muscle growth for the look and feel you want. For anyone who is looking to pack on some serious mass, one of their top priorities will be to determine what the best training method is. Here are bodybuilding programs to pack on serious muscle.

Knowing which area of your body you want to focus on can inform your exercise choices. Your muscle fibers adapt to the type of exercise you do, so it is important to have a plan.
Spending your whole day in the gym isn’t necessary to build muscle. Weight training for 20 to 30 minutes, 2 to 3 times a week is enough to see results. You should try to target all your major muscle groups at least twice throughout your weekly workouts.

While you may not see results right away, even a single strength training session can help promote muscle growth