Thread: Does this sound good?

honest? I dont like it, at all

what are your goals?

regardless, Id reccomend sticking to compound movements for the base of your routine. i.e squats, deadlifts.. lunges are super for leaning out,
the leg extensions and curls are fine as supplemental exercises to add. but Id honestly ditch the inner and outter thigh machines.. they really dont do any good even though you see a ton of woman living on them at the gym.

If your goal is to build more muscle in your legs stick to 8-12reps (3-4sets), if its more strength purposes or not looking to gain as much muscle Id stick to 4-6reps(4-5sets), but increase the sets. Anything beyond 12 reps.. for example all those 15reps your doing is more for endurance training.

I do squats and deadlifts too.. and sometimes lunges.. guess I need to fix my routine.. How many sets should I do though in total?

I pretty much agree with atherjen on this one. Ditch the thigh machines, and probably even avoid the leg extensions/curls. Leg press is pretty good though. I would replace leg extensions with full squats. Then, for your hamstrings I would do some romanian/straight-leg deadlifts and maybe hyper-extensions. You also may want to throw in a few sets for your calves.

The only thing that may be incorrect about her statement is the usage of 15 repititions. In general, her statements about those rep ranges are true. However, many people's legs respond pretty well to slightly higher repititions. I'm not saying she's wrong, but you should figure out what works best for yourself by trying various things out.