Gain muscle and weight in thighs/legs help
katiemariieha
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Hi, I’m trying to gain four pounds and have gained 30 recovering from ED, any recommendations on how to get thick legs? All my strength and weight is in my arms and my legs are chicken, even though I train them 3+ times a week.
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katiemariieha wrote: »Hi, I’m trying to gain four pounds and have gained 30 recovering from ED, any recommendations on how to get thick legs? All my strength and weight is in my arms and my legs are chicken, even though I train them 3+ times a week.
Genetics determine where you store the fat. But i guess my question is, what is your lifting routine? You should be seeing some muscle gains if you are adequately training them.1 -
Deadlifts!2
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Four pounds is an oddly specific number. Are you following a program? The lack of muscle growth could be attributed to improper training.1
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I have gained 5 lb in a month and it is visibly noticeable in my legs .
I only do workouts to target my legs and butt along with making sure I meet my caloric needs
This is my workout routine
Squats
Standing calf raises
Donkey kicks
Clamshells
Leg raises
And hip thrusts
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My doctor said I need to be at least 4 pounds heavier to be healthy. I am in competitive beach volleyball and I have muscle in my legs but not nearly the same amount in by arms. I also go to the gym 6 days a week to weighted lunges, squats, arms, back, cable pulls, etc. I have been really stressed about needing to gain weight but I don’t want to gain it to fast bc want it to be mostly muscle.0
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katiemariieha wrote: »Hi, I’m trying to gain four pounds and have gained 30 recovering from ED, any recommendations on how to get thick legs? All my strength and weight is in my arms and my legs are chicken, even though I train them 3+ times a week.
Genetics determine where you store the fat. But i guess my question is, what is your lifting routine? You should be seeing some muscle gains if you are adequately training them.
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katiemariieha wrote: »My doctor said I need to be at least 4 pounds heavier to be healthy. I am in competitive beach volleyball and I have muscle in my legs but not nearly the same amount in by arms. I also go to the gym 6 days a week to weighted lunges, squats, arms, back, cable pulls, etc. I have been really stressed about needing to gain weight but I don’t want to gain it to fast bc want it to be mostly muscle.
Did you design your own workout? Is it a structured routine? Is there progressive overload components involved?
There is nothing wrong with going 6 days a week, but generally, the ones who need it are pretty advanced lifters.0
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