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I shared this a few weeks ago with some guys and they are still limping and thanked me for the new growth in their thighs.
So..Advanced Leg Work out
Looking to mix it up?
Need something to cripple you?
Have half way decent endurance?
I used to use this pre-ex and giant set routine early on in my career..and lately have been using it to blast my legs.
I'd much rather do 600 lb squats and 1500 lb leg presses and 700 lb hacks but sadly those days are gone due to my knees and low back.
It consists of 3-4 exercises done in pre-exhaust fashion. Leg extension Leg press Squats (either smith, hack or free weight if you got the stones and then lunges)
It looks brutal but you will condition to it very fast-
I do 3-4 cycles of this, increasing the weight each time and the reps. I only count the last set as my growth set.
It consists of 4 exercises
Leg extension
-immediately proceed to
Leg press-
-immediately proceed to
Smith Back Squats
-immediately proceed to
bbell lunges
Rest normally then repeat 2-3 more times.
It's all designed around pre-xhausting the muscle-
Leg extensions hit the quads directly which are further fatigued by the leg press and squats in which the hips and low back help drive more power over the fatigue and then lunge for the stretch.
You can leave lunges out till the last GS PE set if you like.
I usually don't go over 280 lbs for 8 reps on the leg extension, 11-1200 lbs for 8 on the leg press and 405 for 6-8 on the smith squats and 185 for 8 for the lunges on my final work set and my legs are fking so fried after this I feel like calling HOSPICE to get home.
Give it a shot and don't cuss me out too hard when you can't walk.
Like I said most people who are doing traditional standard sets for legs should adapt to this quickly it'll take some time.
Also don't over do your fluids or pre work out super duper shakes or you will be wiping it off the floor as you turn green and don't take a half an hour between sets either .
So..Advanced Leg Work out
Looking to mix it up?
Need something to cripple you?
Have half way decent endurance?
I used to use this pre-ex and giant set routine early on in my career..and lately have been using it to blast my legs.
I'd much rather do 600 lb squats and 1500 lb leg presses and 700 lb hacks but sadly those days are gone due to my knees and low back.
It consists of 3-4 exercises done in pre-exhaust fashion. Leg extension Leg press Squats (either smith, hack or free weight if you got the stones and then lunges)
It looks brutal but you will condition to it very fast-
I do 3-4 cycles of this, increasing the weight each time and the reps. I only count the last set as my growth set.
It consists of 4 exercises
Leg extension
-immediately proceed to
Leg press-
-immediately proceed to
Smith Back Squats
-immediately proceed to
bbell lunges
Rest normally then repeat 2-3 more times.
It's all designed around pre-xhausting the muscle-
Leg extensions hit the quads directly which are further fatigued by the leg press and squats in which the hips and low back help drive more power over the fatigue and then lunge for the stretch.
You can leave lunges out till the last GS PE set if you like.
I usually don't go over 280 lbs for 8 reps on the leg extension, 11-1200 lbs for 8 on the leg press and 405 for 6-8 on the smith squats and 185 for 8 for the lunges on my final work set and my legs are fking so fried after this I feel like calling HOSPICE to get home.
Give it a shot and don't cuss me out too hard when you can't walk.
Like I said most people who are doing traditional standard sets for legs should adapt to this quickly it'll take some time.
Also don't over do your fluids or pre work out super duper shakes or you will be wiping it off the floor as you turn green and don't take a half an hour between sets either .