Demo Library - LEG Workouts

Demo Library - LEG Workouts

Wanting to avoid leg workouts is very common—especially among men. Legs aren't body parts that show through pants, and delayed-onset muscle soreness can ruin your day. Nevertheless, your biggest and most powerful muscles are located below your waist, meaning they burn the most calories.

Tips:

Do not neglect your calves, even if they don't respond well genetically.

Do not fully lock out your knees—get close, but keep a slight bend.

Always squat to at least 90 degrees or deeper.

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Skipping leg day is common, especially among men. They aren't visible through your pants, and the post-workout soreness can brutalize your week. But remember: your biggest, most powerful muscles are below the waist, so they burn the most calories.

Key Tips:

Calves: Don't neglect them, even if genetics make them slow to grow.

Knees: Avoid fully locking your knees out at the top of reps.

Squat Depth: Always squat to 90 degrees or lower.

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Demo Library - LEG Workouts
  • Walking Lunges

    To perform a walking lunge with good form, stand tall holding dumbbells at your sides and take a controlled step forward, lowering your hips until your back knee hovers just above the floor. Ensure your front knee is stacked directly over your ankle at a $90^\circ$ angle while keeping your core e...

  • Deadlift

    Drive the bar upward by pushing through your heels and extending your hips and knees while keeping your spine neutral, then lower the weight with control by hinging at the hips until it returns to the floor.

  • Barbell Split Squat (Smith Machine)

  • Seated Leg Press

    Sit with your back and hips firmly against the pad and place your feet shoulder-width apart on the platform.
    Brace your core and keep your knees in line with your toes throughout the movement.
    Lower the weight under control until your knees reach a comfortable bend without your lower back lifting...

  • Single-leg Step Downs

    Stand in front of a sturdy box or bench and place your entire lead foot firmly on the surface, ensuring your knee is aligned directly over your ankle. Lean your torso slightly forward to shift your center of gravity over the working leg, then drive through your heel to extend your hip and knee un...

  • Bulgarian Split Squat

  • Bulgarian Split Squats

  • Front Squat

    To perform a front squat, support a barbell across the front of your shoulders and collarbone while keeping your elbows high, then lower your hips into a deep squat and drive back up..

  • RDLs

    To perform a Romanian Deadlift (RDL), hold a barbell or dumbbells in front of your thighs and hinge at the hips to lower the weight toward your mid-shins while keeping your legs nearly straight and your back flat, primarily targeting the hamstrings, glutes, and lower back.

  • Hack Squat

    Stand on the tilted hack squat machine with your back and shoulders pressed firmly against the pads and feet about shoulder-width apart on the platform, lower yourself by bending at the knees and hips until your thighs reach at least parallel, then drive through your heels to return to the start—

  • Elevated Hamstring Curls

  • Calf Raises

    To perform a dumbbell calf raise, stand with the balls of your feet on the edge of a platform while holding dumbbells at your sides, then lower your heels below the platform level before pushing up onto your toes to target the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles.

  • Seated Reverse Flyes

  • Quad Extension Machine

  • Calf Raises

    Ideally with shoes off. Plantarflex (tip-toe) and Dorsiflex (toes up) whilst standing on the edge of the platform. Use an aerobics stepper If your gym doesn't have a machine.

  • Hamstring Curls

    Hamstring Curls