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Weight Training Workout: Legs & Glutes Circuit


weight training workout legs and glutes circuit

This weight training workout, Legs and Glutes Circuit can help warriors improve overall muscular strength and aesthetics in the quads, hamstrings and glutes.


There's no doubt that some of our favorite anime heroes hold tremendous physical power and strength balanced between the upper and lower body. This weight training workout, Legs and Glutes Circuit can help warriors train lower body strength and power to improve abilities in lifting heavy objects, executing explosive movements and powerful kicks.


Who's This For?

Suitable for advance levels


Workout Benefits:

Improve muscular strength

Improve muscular power

Improve muscular endurance

Improve overall mobility

Increase kick power


Workout Implementation:

To maintain balance between all other training practices, it’s recommended to complete a leg day workout at least 2-3x/week depending on the current phase of training.


Training Equipment:

Dumbbells

Plyo Box


Intensity Zone of 7-8


Legs and Glutes Circuit Workout Details:

Complete 8-12 repetitions for each exercise

Complete 3-4 circuit sets

Rest 30-60 seconds between each circuit set


Legs and Glutes Circuit Exercises:

  1. Dumbbell squats

  2. Dumbbell farmers walk

  3. Dumbbell step up knee raise

  4. Dumbbell ski swings

  5. Bodyweight sumo squat hold


Coach Notes:

  • Utilize medium to heavy weight for best results.

  • Utilize heavier weights for the farmers walk.

  • Maintain a flat back when executing the dumbbell swings.

  • Step up onto a box that is at least at knee height.

  • Slight point knees and toes outward when executing the sumo squat to target more of the hamstrings.

  • Modify rest time as needed.





weight training workout legs and glutes circuit

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