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Is 9 sets for Quads too much?

Skyliner

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My old Leg routine consist of

Smith Squats: 3 sets
Leg Press: 3 Sets
Leg Ext: 1 Set
Hamstring Curl: 3 sets

Upon doing that I realised my Legs not only did not progress, apparantly it got smaller and my strength didn't go up, which is discouraging since I'm bulking.

So I decide to modify my leg workout and increase the volume, which will be...

Smith Squats: 4 sets @ 8-10 reps (2 sets ATF, 2 sets parallel)
Leg Press: 3 sets @ 8-10 reps
Leg Ext: 2 Sets @ 12-15 reps
Hyper Extensions: 2 sets @ 10 reps
Leg Curl: 3 sets @ 8-10 reps

What do you think? That will be 9 sets for Quads and 5 sets for Hamstrings.
 
how come soo many for quads?.....id say yes. do squats, and maybe leg curls to get the hems abit more...but imo, ya dont need that many movements to grow in the legs.
 
If you are working them every 5-7 days 9 sets is probably not to much but that will also depend on your activities outside the gym.

bag the Smith for back squats, use it for front squats if you don't have a hack squat machine(same exercise)...
 
I have no regular Squat rack or Power rack. I don't do much running since I'm bulking and training Legs once a week, just like the rest.
 
I would recommend stiff legged dead lifts over leg curls for hypertrophy...
 
I'd drop the Hyper Extensions and change the leg curls for SLDL like LAM said.
I would also use a 8-10 rep scheme one week then a 4-6 the next.
 
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