no calves?
How many sets should I be doing for my legs? Typically I will do 5 sets of Squats X 6-8. 3 sets of SLDL, and Three sets of leg extensions, and three sets of leg curls.
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no calves?
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but overall looks liek my routine
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i do 10x10 on squats
I have always done calves on back and Bi Day. I don't know why I just do.
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Thats your leg routine every week?Originally Posted by MaxiumPump
1 week I do 5-4-3-2-1 for power ( this let's you build as much power as you can for the size of your muscle ) then 3x5 or 5x3 or 4x6 or 10-8-6 to build size keeping it mixed up to shock my legs.![]()
I hope that 10x10 is a joke.

On squats, I do 3 lighter warmup sets, then 1-2 heavy sets of about 8-12. If I can get above 12, then I need to up the weight. If I cant get 8, I need to decrease weight.
Your leg routine looks solid though, just throw in some standing calf raises.
I do 2 warmups, 2 working sets, followed by a single set of bottom-range pause squats (aka bottom squats).
If I try and do anymore I risk losing consiousness, as I work very very hard during the 3 sets.
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This statement is absolute nonsense.Originally Posted by JordanMang
"in the howling bleeding nights, the dogs plunge into the Volga and swim desperately to gain the other bank. The nights of Stalingrad are a terror for them. Animals flee this hell; the hardest stones cannot bear it for long; only men endure."


My routine is very similar but my warm-ups are extremely light with me doing 1 set with only the bar, and 1 set with 95 pounds. Obviously there warm-ups, but are you expressing any energy on these two warm-up sets or are they simply there to get you ready for your 2 working sets?Originally Posted by Duncans Donuts
depends on what I am doing really and the rep range or intensity I am going for and how the day lies in my overal program as far as what I am pushing for and what the goal of the training session is.
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I generally do anywhere from 4-14 reps for working sets and no more than 3 sets, often 2. Depends whether I'm going for weight or reps obviously.
Ok, I did legs last night and had what i thought was a great work out. I got into the squats and just kept going because they felt so good. I worked down 10-8-6-4-2-1. Now I am 39 years old and I squated more than I have in ten years! Keep in mind I have "chicken Legs' but I was able to parrallel squat 365lbs last night! i was so fucking happy I went home and got laid! :-)
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I can barely drive home after leg day let alone bangin my girl.Originally Posted by devildog88
It depends on the protocol I am trying, how close to failure I go, the rep range I am using, the frequency that I train my legs, etc. Currently, I am trying Max-OT, which calls for 4-6 repetitions at failure or as close as you can safely go. I do 2 sets of squats, 2 sets of deadlifts, 2 sets of leg presses, and 1 set of good mornings. For my calves I do 2 sets of standing calf raises and 1 set of donkey calf raises. On the same day, I also perform 2 sets of hyperextensions, which do involve the hamstrings and glutes significantly.
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I normally do 5X5's. Why not just incorporate your calf workout before racking the bar?
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