Here is an unbeatable compilation of the best blood-pumping lower body movements from team elitefts.
If your glute ham raises aren’t increasing your squat or deadlift, chances are you’re cheating. Clint gives you a few variations to try,
Elitefts™ Advisor and Owner of Mountain Dog Training and Nutrition John Meadows performs a set of Dead Stop Leg Presses.
Elitefts™ Advisor and Owner of Mountain Dog Training and Nutrition John Meadows performs squats with the elitefts™ Tsunami Bar.
Matt Ladewski owner of Region Barbell Club demonstrates how to perform Serrano Split Squats
Mark Dugdale demonstrates how to perform a brutal drop set of Bulgarian Split Squats
Elitefts™ Advisor and Mountain Dog Training and Nutrition Onwe John Meadows performs a killer superset for quads
John Meadows performs a Tri-Set for Legs with extensions, hack squats, and presses
Have you have ever wondered what a Mountain Dog leg training session looks like?
This is a variation of a lunge that is done with the front foot placed on an elevated box.
Perform these either with one or two hands, facing the grappler base or from the side as if you were at the top of the snatch.
You can load these up quite heavy and this is a great way to not have to worry about balancing a barbell in front of you in an awkward
Maintain upright, neutral torso posture throughout the execution of squat.
This is a great single leg exercise that will strengthen your quads, hamstrings and glutes.
This exercise was recently done by Dave for higher reps (15 reps) and done as a lactic acid tolerance workout, which is code in Dave’s world for getting a big pump.
To foam roll the quads and hip flexors, lie on your stomach, supporting yourself with your elbows.
Take a zercher hold on your keg and keep the keg right under the chin, upper body stays upright
This is an excellent movement for the legs AND upper body. The weight sits on your hands as if you were about to perform a military press with palms up.
The Rickshaw deadlift is very similar to a rack deadlift in that it is a limited range of motion.
The water in the keg will be pushing you all around making your body work extra to stabilize in one spot.
The Zercher squat has been one of the biggest secrets of powerlifters over the years.
This is one of the movements that to be honest with you we just said “what the hell try this” and did it.
This exercise is designed to work the glutes, quads, and hamstrings while keeping the stress off the lower back.
This movement is great for so many reason I am not sure where to begin.
This is a great exercise to build your deadlift and teach you to maintain proper position when squatting.
While this exercise is based off a basic lunge, I suggest you give it a try.