ERIC HELMS: How to Train Legs (Quads, Hamstrings, Glutes, Calves)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- I had Dr. Eric Helms back on the Swole Radio Podcast to discuss optimal training for leg hypertrophy. We discuss:
0:52 quads - including discussion on squats, lunges, leg presses, smith machine squats, and hack squats
26:46 hamstrings - deadlifts, RDLs, good mornings, hamstring curls
40:42 glutes - necessity of hip thrusts and abduction work. Squat, hip hinge patterns.
49:31 calves - seated vs. straight leg calf raises, weighted stretch
56:29 adductors
57:41 Eric’s contest prep update
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Eric and I discussed optimal training for the upper body here: ruclips.net/video/FEDyT1C4rU8/видео.html
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Love these talks with Dr. Helms! Thanks!
Appreciate the feedback!
One of the best series on YT 👍🏼
Appreciate the support!
Another great convo with the Dr and Eric.
Thanks my man
wow. can't wait to watch!
It's a good one 🔥
About lunges: they become a different exercise when you do reverse barbell lunges in a squat rack one leg at a time, rest for 1-2 minutes and then do the other leg. When done this way, they're not cardiovascularly more taxing than squats, although the time spent under the bar is doubled (however, the load is lower). I've been lifting for 2 years now, I weigh 220 at a little over 6'1 with 26,5 inch quads and I can do 150 pounds for 8 reps per leg. After the lunges (3 or 4 sets) I do leg extensions (3 sets, using intensity techniques here). I've having a lot of fun with lunges done this way and I seem to be progressing nicely, hoping to get 27 inch quads from them and do 190 pounds on the bar for 8. Will let you know if it worked:)
Thanks for sharing!
Great info, thank you!
Here to support. New subscriber here
Welcome 👊🏼
So would you argue, Eric, that the only muscles of the back that will experience significant hypertrophy from deadlifting in most individuals are the erectors?
Great video!
Yes, stretching is key for stiff people, and if it directly causes gains why not?! Poor mobility is very problematic for leg training. RDLs for example, you get less range so less stimulus, more weight so more fatigue, higher chance of back rounding and serious injury. Free weight squats to depth is more doable with elevated heels, but thats less stable and can cause shin splints. Leg press to depth is basically impossible. Loaded stretch on a tight adductor magnus = DOMS and slow recovery. Even peripheral nerves can be tight, and leg press calf raises can really irritate them. You can always avoid going to depth on anything, but good luck making gains and not getting injured doing only partials at short muscle lengths.
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will you rewrite your glute program after your convocation w eric helms....are you going to re-think the sumo stuff and hip thrust in your program
I’ll give it some thought
please tell about inner chest line how to get it and dose it depend on genetics
genetics mate, you can get it bigger but you cant change the shape
Ask Omar about the ass-chest
Agreed that you can't change your insertions. Best you can do is to aim to grow your pecs overall