@ZeUubergamer

"explode out of the hole" on squats is crazy work

@Ashlyn_103

Don't forget that one dreaded set of walking down the stairs to finish it off.

@lukaszdvihal5851

I explode out of the hole sometimes too now I can say it's based on science to the people around looking at me weird, thank you so much Jeff❤

@adams3616

Leg extensions BEYOND failure is straight up masochism

@indigosfx

My leg day:
3 Sets of bench
3 Sets of Incline Bench
3 sets of high to low chest flys
also check out my edits guys

@Aron.k

I love that you put all 3 (push, pull and legs) in 3 separate shorts whilst explaining the benefits. As someone whose switching from full body to a push/pull/legs I'm definitely going to incorporate all of these ❤

@AIpha_100

"Your glutes and hams should be stronger than your grip" Dont overestimate us Jeff

@vincentvaleur3573

RDLs after leg curls, you’re diabolical Jeff

@dinoengineer9140

I’ve always been worried what I’m doing isn’t right, but seeing that mine is very similar to yours (but significantly easier) is definitely a good sign

@rtbducky

Science based lifting is like finding what's meta and what buffs you more

@joshuaehl1481

Beautiful. I really appreciate your dedication to a 360 degree workout and not just the front and back. Those abductors and adductors are what really have the ability to create that full looking upper leg.

@oliviakaye7007

I’ve been lifting for over a decade and this is one of the best leg workout sequences I’ve ever done. I’m hella sore today and it takes a lot for me to get there.

@NYCarnage

This made me skip leg day, thanks

@xylor2896

1. Seated Leg curl: 3x10-15
2. Smith Machine Squats: 3x5-10
3. RDL: 3x5-10
4. Leg extension: 3x10-15 (last set myoreps)
5&6 Superset
Hip Adduction: 2x15-20
Hip Abduction: 2x15-20
7. Standing calf Raises: 4x10-15

@hekutokku

seeing this is so gratifying because this is essentially identical to my leg day, with the only difference being how the exercises are ordered

@Soul_1406

Perfect today is leg day

@maximuspegasus674

"This study shows" goes hard🗣🔥

@thewillofe

"Your hamstrings and glutes should be stronger than your grip" FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT. Once you get to a certain level of strength, straps are NECESSARY

@OMNISHROOM

I did this this morning. Been out of the gym for 9 months, and my legs were quivering. Keep up the good work Jeff!

@bobofliq

Going back and forth from hip dominant to knee dominant for the first four exercises to avoid fatiguing the muscles too much so you can maximize performance is elite 🙌🏾