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    Broken finger, only leg workouts now!!!! is this routine ok!!!

    I do this routine once every 3 days!!



    squats- 6 sets/ 6-10 reps

    leg curls- 5 sets/ 8-12 reps

    leg ext- 5 sets/ 8-12 reps

    incline leg press- 5 sets/ 6-10 reps

    calve raise- 5 sets/ 10-12 reps

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    Your over training your quads, 3-8 sets is plenty if you do it right and you could still do abs. I don't think you should do it every three days either. Maybe every five days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihateschoolmt
    Your over training your quads
    not neccessarily. it all depends on how many sets it take for you to get up to actual working loads.
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    26 sets seems like quite a bit of volume for your legs.
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    IMO if there is one BP that can take an extreme overload, it's legs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    not neccessarily. it all depends on how many sets it take for you to get up to actual working loads.
    I don't count those as sets in my workout, I just assumed no one esle did either, should I consider warm up sets regular sets?

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    anything less than 60% of your 1RM won't induce microtrauma to skeletal muscle so that can help when determining what is actually a working set for you. for some different exercises need more warm-up sets than others. I might do 6 sets on the leg press before I actually get up to my heavy working sets, then I might do only 2 heavy sets and drop sets.

    it's to hard to tell if a person is overtraining or not just by looking at the number of sets. plus you have to take into account the level of training of the individual. most newbies just do not have the neuromuscular efficiency to overtrain unless they have a poor diet and are low in cals.

    I do think the above routine is a bit much for doing it every 3 days. Every 4-5 days "may" be better. SLDL should also be added. IMO, it's a good idea to hit the hammies with close to 70% of the sets used for quads.
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    thanx for the replies everyone! i am a novice when it comes to working my legs! I will drop a few sets off the routine and do it every 4 days instead! thanx!

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