2115: Leg Building Masterclass
- The importance of strong/developed legs when it comes to athletic performance, and less low back/knee pain. (1:26)
- Start squatting, boost your CNS! (5:55)
- Strong legs give you better mobility. (9:12)
- The biggest mistakes when it comes to training legs. (10:34)
- The muscles of the leg and their functions.
- #1- Quads. (13:09)
- #2 – Hamstrings. (15:57)
- Best exercises for the quads. (16:46)
- Best exercises for the hamstrings. (26:23)
- Total volume (sets) and reps recommended when programming. (30:30)
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People Mentioned
- Steve Cook (@stevecook) Instagram
- Stan "Rhino" Efferding (@stanefferding) Instagram
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