Burn Fat and Sculpt Strong Legs with HIIT Squats and Resistance Bands!

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Welcome to the Undersun Fitness RUclips channel with your coach, Annik Nayler, a fitness expert and coach for Undersun Fitness! Are you ready to transform your legs, boost your metabolism, and achieve those fitness goals with resistance bands? In this quick, 60-second HIIT-style video, Annik will guide you through the perfect squat using resistance bands, helping you tone your legs and supercharge your calorie burn during this resistance bands workout.
Why HIIT Squats with Resistance Bands for Your Resistance Bands Workout?
Tone and Shape: Say goodbye to flimsy legs and hello to powerful, sculpted pins. Annik's squat technique with resistance bands is your ticket to toned and shapely legs during this resistance bands workout.
Boost Your BMR: Building lean muscle through squats with resistance bands is your secret weapon for increasing your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR). This means you'll burn more calories 24/7, getting you closer to your fitness goals faster during this resistance bands workout.
HIIT for Maximum Impact: High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) is the name of the game here. In just 60 seconds, you'll feel the burn that yields results you'll love during this resistance bands workout.
Melt Body Fat: HIIT squats with resistance bands are your key to melting away body fat and revealing the strong, lean legs you desire during this resistance bands workout.
So grab your resistance band, hit that play button, and let's get those legs moving during this resistance bands workout on the Undersun Fitness RUclips channel with Annik Nayler! Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share for more quick, effective resistance bands exercises to power up your fitness journey.
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[@farblunjet14]

The most effective muscle building occurs at the lengthened portion of the lift. Here there is no tension at all at the bottom of the lift making this lift completely ineffective. This is true for almost all band lifts where tension is just about gone where it is needed the most

[@Roygourav260]

Your logic isn't correct though.
The concept that the most muscle building occurs at the lengthened portion of the lift is a common belief, often referred to as emphasizing the eccentric phase. While there's some evidence suggesting that eccentric contractions can contribute to muscle growth, overall muscle development involves both eccentric (lengthening) and concentric (shortening) phases of resistance training. A well-rounded approach that includes both phases is generally recommended for optimal results.
when performing resistance band squats or any exercise with resistance bands, you can experience tension at the bottom of the lift. Resistance bands provide variable resistance, meaning the tension increases as the band is stretched. In a squat, as you descend, the band stretches, creating resistance throughout the entire range of motion, including the bottom position. This can help activate muscles and make the exercise challenging even at the lowest point, enhancing muscle engagement and strength development.

[@farblunjet14]

As you descend in a squat with bands the band loses almost all tension precisely where it’s most needed. Almost all the latest credible evidence shows that the most muscle growth occurs at the lengthened position whereas with bands that is where the least tension occurs.

[@Roygourav260]

@@farblunjet14 No, during the descent of a resistance band squat, the tension in the band typically decreases, but it doesn't necessarily disappear completely. The band still provides resistance throughout the entire range of motion, making the exercise effective for building strength and engaging muscles.

[@farblunjet14]

@@Roygourav260 I guess we disagree. I don’t believe there is sufficient resistance with bands at the lengthened position to provide the necessary tension for muscle growth

[@kaminator515]

Actually even more important about loading with bands is how you anchor or wrap the bands for appropriate tension to get benefits of the concentric and eccentric