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    Leg routine input wanted

    Up to this point, I haven't done a full workout for legs. Read why in my 05 journal.

    Now,

    I need help putting together a complete leg workout.

    I would it like to have 16-20 sets including warmups, 2 variations of squats (either positioning of feet to hit different parts, or another type of squat.) Keep in mind that I have no rack yet just a smith grr. I want to avoid sldl for calves, and I need to work on the quads/hams growing sideways, dunno how to explain it.

    Anyways, any templates or routines would help. Naturally I have always had good legs to start w/, but my knowledge exercise wise etc in legs is limited.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Incognegro
    Up to this point, I haven't done a full workout for legs. Read why in my 05 journal.

    Now,

    I need help putting together a complete leg workout.

    I would it like to have 16-20 sets including warmups, 2 variations of squats (either positioning of feet to hit different parts, or another type of squat.) Keep in mind that I have no rack yet just a smith grr. I want to avoid sldl for calves, and I need to work on the quads/hams growing sideways, dunno how to explain it.

    Anyways, any templates or routines would help. Naturally I have always had good legs to start w/, but my knowledge exercise wise etc in legs is limited.

    TIA

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    Everything but a stupid squat cage or rack. All I have for squats is the gay smith. The remodel is almost done thou in a month I should have a rack I think.

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    Do back squats and front squats. If you want a real challenge, give overhead squats a try, but you most likely won't stick with them (I don't even have enough room to do them). Make sure you do front squats the real way though - rack position, ATG. None of this parallel bodybuilding position crap. Same thing with back squats, do them ATG. Those are just my recommendations though.

    You could also try the C&J. If you did that, there wouldn't really be much need for anything else in all honesty. Try just throwing in some cleans once in a while, I can almost guarantee you'll love them if you even like deadlifts.
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    Could you clarify ATG? Would be ass to grass by any chance? haha. I do that now, thats the only way to squat!

    I've never done clean and jerk before. Any tips?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Incognegro
    Could you clarify ATG? Would be ass to grass by any chance? haha. I do that now, thats the only way to squat!

    I've never done clean and jerk before. Any tips?

    J

    Don't bother with the clean and jerk. You have no need to do it and it doesn't fint in line with your goals.

    I would do squats, front squats, deadlifts, SLDL, lunges, step ups, split squats, leg curls, calf raises....I would choose from those exercises and cycle through different rep ranges each week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P-funk
    Don't bother with the clean and jerk. You have no need to do it and it doesn't fint in line with your goals.

    I would do squats, front squats, deadlifts, SLDL, lunges, step ups, split squats, leg curls, calf raises....I would choose from those exercises and cycle through different rep ranges each week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
    You're foiling my life mission of converting everyone over to Weightliftingish.
    haha......that's okay. we know the way.....soon we will revolt against Zion.

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    Thanks guys!

    Funk that is what I was looking for.


    How many sets should I do, 15-20 including warmup?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Incognegro
    Thanks guys!

    Funk that is what I was looking for.


    How many sets should I do, 15-20 including warmup?


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    how many times a week are you planning on training legs?
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    Generally 24-50 total repetitions per exercise is a good range to shoot for if your goal is hypertrophy. A few exercises is all that you should really need; if I recally correctly you are only training legs once per week. An example would be:

    10x3 - Deadlifts @ 80-85% of 1RM
    4x6 - Squats @ 75-80% of 1RM
    4x10 - Lunges @ 65-70% of 1RM


    Oh yeah, and if your gym doesn't have racks, then get a new gym. Seriously. It is worthless in my opinion.
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