Leg workout
kyraschmidt
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Anyone care to share their leg workout? I'm focusing on building muscle and I'm looking for a new one!
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barbell back squats, front squats, deadlifts, stiff legged dead lifts, calf raises, and power cleans.0
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I've found the best results with ChaLEAN Extreme. I've tried on my own and when I do it on my own my form suffers. Plus I lack the formula of putting them together in the right order to maximize my results. I've found it best to lift slow and heavy and I need programs that really focus on that for the legs. P90X was great but most of the legs were bodyweight exercises and I need more help that that lol.0
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I've found the best results with ChaLEAN Extreme.0
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Did legs today:
First station: Leg press: Carriage + 45lb plate warmup-20 reps, add 45 20 reps, add 45 20 reps, add 45 20 reps, add 45 15 reps, add 45 10 reps. Take all 45s off but 3 and 20 reps, remove 45 20 reps, remove 45 20 reps, remove last 45 and do carriage at 30 reps. 60 seconds break in between changes.
Second station: Barbell hip thruster: 45 lb barbell 20 reps, holding 3 seconds in the air, add 10 lbs for 20 reps, add 10 lbs for 20 reps, take all weight off do 20 reps
Third Station: Hanging Back Ext.- 10 reps no weight, 10 reps with 10 lb plate, 10 reps 25 lb plate, 10 reps 10lbs, 10 reps no weight....hold in upright position for 3 seconds.
Fourth Station: Deadlift- 10 reps 3 times at 150lbs
Fifth: Leg Ext- 10 reps 70lbs, 10 reps 50 lbs, 10 reps 30 lbs...repeat 3 times, holding 2 seconds in upright positions
Stair machine for 10 min at 70 spm.0 -
One of the leg workouts I do:
Barbell Squats
Romanian Deadlifts w/step
Weighted Lunges
Barbell Glute Bridge
Barbell Calf Raises0 -
Just ended a bulk and I'm pretty sure I built some muscle in my legs Anyway for legs I stick to the basic...bb squats, regular and stiff leg deadlifts, and calf raises....seems to be working for me.0
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i only squat every other day, and my legs is pretty sexy xD0
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I just stick to the basic ones, squats (front & back) and deadlifts. Lunges are very good too though.0
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I've found the best results with ChaLEAN Extreme. I've tried on my own and when I do it on my own my form suffers. Plus I lack the formula of putting them together in the right order to maximize my results. I've found it best to lift slow and heavy and I need programs that really focus on that for the legs. P90X was great but most of the legs were bodyweight exercises and I need more help that that lol.
Sounds awesome! Where can I get it, is it a dvd?0 -
Squat
Leg Press
Leg Extension
Leg Curl
Inner/Outer Abductors
Calf Raises0 -
Back Squat 3x3 @ ~90% of 1RM
Stiff Legged Deadlifts 5x10
Front Squat 5x10
Leg Curls 5x10
Calf Raises (alternate between seated and standing) 5x10
Crawl out of gym.0 -
back squats (bodyweight for reps), deadlifts (about 80% bodyweight for reps), lunges (add either 2x25lb plates, or 1 45lb plate and switch sides), jump squats, burpees, wall balls, clean & press, kettlebell swings, wall sits (add weights), squat instead of sitting while I do rows (cuz who sits when they pull a heavy object in real life??), squat progressions (10 squats, 10 forward lunges, 10 split squats, 10 jump squats - I've added dumbbells for the first two).
Squats, deads, clean & presses I do 5 sets of 4-6 reps to almost failure (I don't have a spotter, but I push myself as much as I safely can) and add weight as I go. Plyo moves (jump squats, burpees, wall balls) I go for 15-20 reps (depending on the med ball size for wall balls, I can do more).0 -
I've stuck primarily with the stations/machines at my gym as I rarely have the time to wait my turn in the squat rack, but I've generally done the following:
Leg Press (45 degree plate loaded): lately I start at a weight I can just finish 12 reps on, then de-load for four further sets of 12. [current start point @ 4.2x body weight].
Iso-lateral Leg Press (plate loaded): same as above, but only three additional sets. [current start point is 1.5x body weight per leg].
Calves via V-Squat (plate loaded): Calves I do four sets of 15 reps, starting kinda explosively but slowing and grinding out the last few reps [currently use anywhere from 2.6-3.3x body weight].
Hip Abduction/Adduction stations: I like to alternate these, four sets of 15. Whatever weight achieves a decent burn.
Leg Curls / Extensions: Four sets of 12, I've generally done two warmup sets and then two heavier sets.
It's a pretty workload intensive session, but I'm usually sore for a few days - I've gained enough bulk on my legs to acquire issues in finding well-fitting jeans, and quite a lot of strength!
If the squat rack is open though.. I love to throw in the deadlifts (I keep those to 3-4 sets of 5-8 reps) and squats (I'll usually go to 12, but the weight there will never be close to leg press since it's a much more involved and difficult move).0 -
Ladimang thats some workout! No wonder your legs are amazeballs!!!0
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I've found the best results with ChaLEAN Extreme. I've tried on my own and when I do it on my own my form suffers. Plus I lack the formula of putting them together in the right order to maximize my results. I've found it best to lift slow and heavy and I need programs that really focus on that for the legs. P90X was great but most of the legs were bodyweight exercises and I need more help that that lol.
Sounds awesome! Where can I get it, is it a dvd?
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