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High rep squats are way better for hypertrophy anyways. Squatting heavy is really only good for strength for me, but my legs respond way better to lighter weights and higher reps.
 
What kind of weight set/rep structure do you do?

Usually 5x20/15/12/10/8 for front squats.

Still avoiding back squats for the time being because I just recovered from a back injury that I’ve been fighting with for the past 2 years from doing carpentry work. I’m also avoiding deadlifts and substituting rack pulls on back day and sumo dead’s on leg day after my front squats.
 
Personally I don’t enjoy back pumps and feeling like you’re going to throw up between sets.

I just don’t see people put the same intensity into legs for the most part. I’ll see people work upper body 4 days a week and maybe legs once a week.

Women work legs way harder than men. And it definitely shows during PL meets. The girls have far superior leg development
 
Personally I don’t enjoy back pumps and feeling like you’re going to throw up between sets.

I just don’t see people put the same intensity into legs for the most part. I’ll see people work upper body 4 days a week and maybe legs once a week.

Women work legs way harder than men. And it definitely shows during PL meets. The girls have far superior leg development
Isn’t just rooted in how they train. I have a hunch there’s some genetic predisposition to it.

As far a as leg training goes, heavy weight for high reps. Rest pause, drop sets, strip sets, muscle rounds. Keep the weight heavy (like 6-10 rep max) and use techniques to drive as many reps as possible. You’ve gotta love pain for max leg development. That style of training isnt “fun” but it works.
 
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