THE BEST WORKOUT TO DEVELOP QUADRICEPS MUSCLES
|Looking to build those quadriceps muscles? You’ve come to the right place! When it comes to developing strong and defined quads, it’s important to focus on exercises that target this specific muscle group.
In this guide, we’ll explore the best workout routine designed to help you achieve those enviable quadriceps gains.
Whether you’re a fitness enthusiast or just starting your fitness journey, get ready to learn about the most effective exercises and techniques to sculpt and strengthen your quadriceps like never before. Let’s dive in and get those quads firing!
Squats
Squats should never be left out of your program. This is because squats build all of your leg strength and development.
They also help build endurance (while using lighter weights and higher reps) and target different muscle groups like the shoulders, arms, and lower back.
With squats, you can also continue with other more advanced exercises. Here’s how to perform squats.
- Stand in front of the squat rack and carry the bar on your shoulders while supporting them firmly with your arms.
- While keeping your head high, back straight, and chest lifted, bend your knees and lower yourself until your legs are almost parallel to the floor. Keep your torso as straight as possible throughout the movement to accentuate the effort of the quadriceps muscles.
- Push back up to the starting position. Repeat this exercise for 8 to 10 repetitions for four sets. Rest no more than 90 seconds between sets.
Leg Press
This exercise helps increase thigh mass. This exercise allows you to lift twice as much weight as with conventional squats due to decreased stress on the lower back.
- Using a leg press machine, get under the machine and place your feet on the crossbar. Start by bending your knees and lowering the weights as low as possible until your knees almost touch your shoulders.
- Next, press the dumbbells up until your legs are almost fully extended. By performing this exercise with a wide foot stance, you work the inner thighs, while the outer thighs are worked with your feet close together.