Good info! Kicking it up a notch. Thanks man!Progressive weights, high reps and 2-3x a week with consistency. The legs can really a beating and most people don’t train nearly hard enough.Being sore doesn’t mean not recovered enough to train. If your quads aren’t twitching and your glutes and hams aren’t locking up and you’re not about to puke then you haven’t trained them hard enough. Over reach for about 4-6 weeks then back off for a week or two and repeat
U must have some 32+ inch legs. All that crampimg you speak of 1 night per week and legs 2x week is all i can handleProgressive weights, high reps and 2-3x a week with consistency. The legs can really a beating and most people don’t train nearly hard enough.Being sore doesn’t mean not recovered enough to train. If your quads aren’t twitching and your glutes and hams aren’t locking up and you’re not about to puke then you haven’t trained them hard enough. Over reach for about 4-6 weeks then back off for a week or two and repeat
Progressive weights, high reps and 2-3x a week with consistency. The legs can really a beating and most people don’t train nearly hard enough.Being sore doesn’t mean not recovered enough to train. If your quads aren’t twitching and your glutes and hams aren’t locking up and you’re not about to puke then you haven’t trained them hard enough. Over reach for about 4-6 weeks then back off for a week or two and repeat
Nice! So work them hard m, frequent, and keep them guessing! Thanks brother.I do this as well. I train them 3x a week and my quads/hamstrings are always twitching and my quads will lock up a lot
On my heavy day everything is to failure, then I have a light day and then a mid weight mid rep day.
High frequency, high reps, tons of squats and believe it or not, stairmaster after legs
I need to work on my hip mobility I cant go ass to grass without causing serious lower back stressSquat until you puke, ass to grass, heavy progressive overload.. and then do some lunges of something.