Bodybuilding eBook - Bodybuilding for Killer Quads


20 Year Natural Lady Bodybuilder Reveals Her Secrets To AMAZING Leg Development...

"Imagine Having The Best Leg Workout With An AMAZING Leg Training Routine Guaranteed To Double Your Leg Size And Strength Then Rip Them To Shreds"...

Get The Facts And Learn How You Can Transform Your Legs Into A Muscular And Defined Work-Of-Art In The Next 24 Weeks Using My Proven Leg Training System!

By Karen Session NSCA-CPT

MsFit

A nice set of legs is what really makes a bodybuilder outstanding! Leg training is very popular and knowing how to effectively train your legs will bring you to greater heights.

While many bodybuilders focus on quality leg training, all too many are either overtraining, undertraining, or keeping their leg training stagnant, in turn, halting their potential leg development.

Building a nice pair of legs takes work from the mind and the body, as well as proper training and adequate rest. While minimal sets and repetitions will build muscular legs, many are stuck in a rut and need a shock.

Note: This newsletter is not about "ripping" or "cutting" your legs. You have to have a foundation built before you can sculpt the muscle. Focus on building mass now and sculpting later.

Overtraining The Legs

I have seen many ladies training in the gym who had awesome potential to build some muscular legs, but all I saw them doing was over taxing them. Overtrained legs will never produce desired results.

If you are among those who take part in leg training for mass, then you should limit your cardio to only three times a week for twenty minutes at most. Excessive biking, the elliptical, and other such high impact cardio techniques will not allow your leg muscles to rest properly. A muscle can only grow when it is allowed to rest.

Intensity, stimulation, proper form, and rest will build muscular legs. Save the extra cardio after you have built your legs and when you begin to diet down.

For best results, keep your leg training limited to only once a week. More training does not produce faster results or larger muscles. You are not growing in the gym. Growth takes place outside of the gym when you feed your body nutrients and allow it to rest.

Keep your training time in the gym limited to an hour. Training over sixty minutes can do more damage than good. Any training you need to do can be done in a relatively short amount of time. Remember, less is more.

Focus on the mass building exercises (compound movements) for the bulk of your training. This includes primarily squats, leg press, Romanian deadlifts, and stiff-legged deadlifts. Add one or two auxiliary movements, but don't over do it. When you do compound exercises for mass, all the areas of the legs are targeted simultaneously.

The key to building legs lies in variety.  Vary your poundage and repetitions. It's good to keep these in rotation constantly, and shock the lower body often to produce results. Don't get stuck into one mode of training legs. Venture out and keep the body off guard.

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