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Old 16-02-2006, 12:38 PM   #1 (permalink)
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starting with 4 sets of squats first set reps 10,
second set 8 reps, third set 6 reps, fourth set 6 reps, adding weight between each set,
next leg press 4 sets just like squats
leg extentions 4 sets first set 10 reps, second set 12 reps, third set 12 reps, fouth set to failure
hamstrings: 6 sets of reverse leg extentions,10 reps
that seems to work for me.
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Old 25-02-2006, 12:18 PM   #2 (permalink)
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starting with 4 sets of squats first set reps 10,
second set 8 reps, third set 6 reps, fourth set 6 reps, adding weight between each set,
next leg press 4 sets just like squats
leg extentions 4 sets first set 10 reps, second set 12 reps, third set 12 reps, fouth set to failure
hamstrings: 6 sets of reverse leg extentions,10 reps
that seems to work for me.
I've had to ease off the legs my clothes don't fit me anymore.

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my jeans are getting tight on the glutes...this must be from doin the leg press
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20 rep deads/squats done rest pause style

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starting with 4 sets of squats first set reps 10,
second set 8 reps, third set 6 reps, fourth set 6 reps, adding weight between each set,
next leg press 4 sets just like squats
leg extentions 4 sets first set 10 reps, second set 12 reps, third set 12 reps, fouth set to failure
hamstrings: 6 sets of reverse leg extentions,10 reps
that seems to work for me.
i was doing somthin exactly like this a while bk, worked good for me as well, 8)

i have started sticking to 6-8 reps on most of my sets now,
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Old 25-02-2006, 10:06 PM   #6 (permalink)
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I like to pyramid the weight down. For example, squats 4 sets

set 1 - 12 reps

set2 - 10 reps

set 3 - 9 reps
set 4 - 8 reps

Weight goes down slightly in each set if I fail to hit the reps in each set.

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my jeans are getting tight on the glutes...this must be from doin the leg press
I have to buy a 38-40 waist just to get my legs into them, I'm a 34 waist normally.

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I also use a similar routine for legs, but I split each musclegroup on different days (as with upper body) as I find after doing quads Im too knackered to do hamstrings!

I pyramid up in weight and down in reps.

Quads:

Squat - 4 sets - 12/10/8/8
Leg Press - 4 sets - 12/10/8/8
Leg Extensions - 4 sets - 12/10/8/8

Hamstrings:

SLDL - 4 sets - 12/10/8/8
Hamstring Curls - 4 sets 12/10/8/8

Calfs:

Seated Calf Raises - 4 Sets - 12/10/8/8
Standing Calf Raises - 4 Sets - 12/10/8/8
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more reps for calves heaviest set should be about 15 reps still working in 15-20 rep range
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