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Hardcore Legs Workout Routine


In this article I’ll show you probably the best and most hardcore leg workout routine I’ve ever tried.

If you go to the gym, you must NOT forget leg day. I’m telling you, you do not want to be the guy with huge upper body muscles and chicken legs.

Leg workouts are probably the most intense workouts of the week. That’s probably the reason why so many skip it. But if you want to be taken seriously by other lifters and if you don’t want to be made fun of, you need to start working on your legs ASAP.

The legs are accustomed to working all day. You’re always using your legs throughout the day. For that reason your leg workout routine needs to be f**kin’ INTENSE and HARDCORE. Only hard work in the gym will break down the muscle fibers in your legs and give them no other choice but to grow!

This leg workout routine is ONLY for experienced lifters!



Hardcore Leg Workout Routine:

Start with a proper warm up. Walk on the treadmill for a few minutes, then proceed to the squat rack and do a few light sets, build yourself up.
Squats: 4 Sets: 8-12 reps
Walking dumbbell lunges: 3 Sets: 20 steps (10 each leg)
Leg press: 3 Sets: 10-12 reps
Quad extensions: 3 Sets: 12-15 reps
Lying leg curls: 3 Sets: 12-15 reps
Standing barbell calf raises: 4 Sets: 10 reps
Calf press: 3 Sets: 10 reps


Now end your leg workout with going back to the squat rack, put about 30-40% of your max on the bar and squat down, 20 reps, 2 sets! This will guarantee maximum burn and muscle growth in your legs.

DO NOT forget to stretch after this routine! Your workout is not over until you’ve spent at least 10 minutes stretching all your leg muscles!
Random benefits from training legs:
Increase your over all strength and power
Increase flexibility
Squats help to release more testosterone from your body, thus helping other muscles grow as well.
Burns more fat than other workouts
Strong legs help you lift more in the bench press
You won’t be made fun of for having chicken legs
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