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    Post your leg routine

    I change mine around a lot but it usually looks something like this:

    Squats
    1 set x 10 reps
    2 x 6-8
    3 x 4
    4 x 2-3

    Lunges (or some other type of uni-lateral movement)
    1 x 10
    2 x 10
    3 x 8 - 10
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    I've most recently been doing 5x5 on Squats, leg raises, deads etc - I some times do reverse leg extentions for hamstrings but this wasnt in my most recent programme.
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    Day 1: 5 x 5
    Day 2 : 3 x 3

    Workout A:
    RDL's
    WEighted Hyper Ext

    Workout B:
    Front Squats
    Leg Press

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    Right now is:

    A:
    Goblet Squat
    Unilateral Leg Press

    B:
    RDL
    Single Leg RDL

    3x10, 1:30 RI.

    Wish i could do more, but im working on it
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    Hey Gaz - whats a Goblet squat?


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    Last edited by JonnyStead; 05-05-2008 at 03:01 PM.
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    Squats: 4 x 5
    SLDL: 4 x 5
    Leg Extensions: 4 x 5
    Calve Extensions: 4 x 5
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    lower movements on fullbody A
    RDLs 5x5 RI 2:00
    Hyperextensions 3x8 RI 1:30

    lower movements on fullbody B
    back squats 5x5 RI 2:00
    Hang cleans 3x8 RI 1:30

    accessory: calf presses 3x8-10

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    Quote Originally Posted by KelJu View Post
    Squats: 4 x 5
    SLDL: 4 x 5
    Leg Extensions: 4 x 5
    Calve Extensions: 4 x 5
    Very similar to mine, except I substitute leg extensions for uni-lateral leg presses

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    Leg Extensions: 5x10

    Squats: 5x10, 2x20

    Narrow Stance Squats: 3x12

    SLDL: 3x10

    Superset: Lying leg curl + Donkey calf raise: 5x10 + 5x20

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    Quote Originally Posted by TROJANNATION View Post
    Leg Extensions: 5x10

    Squats: 5x10, 2x20

    Narrow Stance Squats: 3x12

    SLDL: 3x10

    Superset: Lying leg curl + Donkey calf raise: 5x10 + 5x20
    Ouch!
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    Back Squats (@ 80%): 10x3

    Supramax Squats (@ 125%): 3x10 seconds

    Zercher Good-mornings/Front Squat: 3x6/6

    Overhead Squat: 2x20
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    deads: 5x5
    back squats: 3x8
    SLDL: 3x10
    leg curls: 3x10
    calf raises: 3x10

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    quad dominant day:
    back squats 5 x 5
    front squats 3 x 8
    split squats 3 x 12

    ham dominant day:
    RDLs 5 x 5
    GMs 3 x 8
    leg curls 3 x 12

    push-pull days:
    calf raises 3 x 8
    or
    calf press 3 x 12
    w/o log
    5'5" - currently bulking - 145lb on 5/16
    weight goal I: 150 :: bench goal II:170 :: squat goal II: 250 :: weighted chin goal IV: +35 x 5 x 5

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    Back Squat - 3 X 10
    1 X 8
    1 X 6
    Lunge - 3 X 10
    Leg Extension - 3 X 8
    Leg Curl - 3 X 8
    Calf Raise - 4 X 10

    My latest routine (for all exercises -> P/P/L) incorporates lowering the weight and performing very strict, slow movements both up and down. I found I had to check my ego because of the amount of weight being used. I am not a powerhouse to begin with and at first it seemed a little embarrassing... but after feeling the burn and the soreness the following days I felt a lot better about it.

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