Week 4: Slow Down to Level Up
Welcome new members! Stoked you’re here!
Last week we added progressive variations and tempo changes this week, most of your training holds steady while your landline compound lifts shift to 4x8. This means your lifting heavier weights all 4 sets compared to the ladder drop set you did last week. Remember your last few reps should feel challenging!
Remember, progressive overload doesn’t mean adding weight every single week. That’s not realistic or sustainable. We’re chasing progressive stimulus and sometimes that comes from controlling the movement, changing volume & load not just loading the bar.
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Finishing off the week strong!! 💪🏼
This leg workout isn’t just about building lower body strength, it’s about developing the kind of power and athleticism that makes you feel unstoppable. You’re training your legs to generate explosive force, move with control and stability, and handle whatever physical demands life throws at you.
This workout combines heavy strength work with dynamic power training to build legs that are functional, athletic, and resilient. You’re developing single-leg stability to prevent injury, explosive jumping power for athleticism, and serious hip and glute strength that protects your knees and lower back while improving your performance in every movement pattern.
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