Advanced Leg Workout 2202

Advanced Leg Workout

Ready to take your leg day to the next level? This Advanced Leg Workout is about to set your quads, hamstrings, and glutes on fire! 🔥💥 Get ready for a mix of strength and hypertrophy exercises that will leave you feeling the burn and building those sculpted legs you've been dreaming of!


Exercise Sets Reps Equipment
DB Goblet squats 4 12 Dumbbell
Cable Sumo Squats 3 15 Cable/V Bar
Reverse Lunge 3 10 Dumbbell
Banded Sissy Squats 3 15 Band
Single Leg Hip Thrust 4 10 Dumbbell
Cable Leg Ext + Lateral Lift 3 12 Cable/Ankle Cuff
Cable Step Ups 3 12 Cables/Handle

The primary goal of this advanced leg workout is to target various muscle groups in the lower body, including the quadriceps, hamstrings, glutes, and adductors. The workout aims to achieve a combination of strength and hypertrophy, promoting muscle growth, endurance, and overall lower body development. Additionally, the exercises chosen focus on functional movements and muscle engagement, contributing to improved stability and balance.


Specific workout goals include:

  1. Muscle Activation: Engaging key lower body muscles such as quads, hamstrings, glutes, and adductors to promote growth and definition.
  2. Strength Building: Incorporating compound movements like goblet squats, sumo squats, and step-ups to enhance overall lower body strength.
  3. Isolation: Targeting specific muscle groups with exercises like single-leg hip thrusts and cable leg extensions to ensure a well-rounded development and address any muscle imbalances.
  4. Endurance: Including a variety of exercises and rep ranges to enhance muscular endurance and stamina.
  5. Superset Challenge: The lateral lift superset with cable step-ups adds an element of intensity, encouraging a cardiovascular response while targeting different aspects of leg strength and stability.



Remember, the effectiveness of any workout also depends on proper nutrition, adequate rest, and consistency.


Adjust the intensity and weight according to your fitness level and listen to your body to prevent overtraining. Always consult with a fitness professional or healthcare provider before starting a new workout routine, especially if you have any pre-existing health conditions.


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