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    how should i lift to help mtb performance

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    um, legs? squats? lots.

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    ya thats what i figured. any explosion type lifts that rEALLY HELP. what about lunges on flat ground?

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    lunges are good.

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    Beef up those hamstrings too. Stiff-leg deadlifts and leg curls.

    Don't neglect your upper body either. A strong upper body will help your MTB performance.

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    -walking lunges
    -step ups
    -squats
    -leg press
    -single leg squat
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    -jump squats
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