Categories Personal Training Workouts Home Workout – Legs Post author By Dale Wallace Personal Trainer Post date April 28, 2020 View this post on Instagram 3 Ways to still target the hamstrings and glutes ???? All you need is a set of resistance bands and something heavy to anchor them around! 1. LEG CURL – Lie face down and hook the bands around your heel (it might be worth wearing socks) push your knees and hips into the floor to get good contraction as you squeeze the hamstrings and bring your heels toward your backside. Aim for a slow eccentric and slightly quicker concentric phase. This can be progressed as a uni-lateral movement (single leg) 2. CABLE PULL THROUGH – No cable machine – no problem. Let's hit those glutes by pushing the hips backwards, keep the chest high in the hip hinge and drive hips forward by engaging the glutes. Note that this is a hip hinge movement and not a squat. Feel the burn in the ???? 3. SINGLE LEG DEADLIFT – This is a bit of an adaptation to the single leg deadlift, this will require balance and stability but is a great way to target both glutes and hamstrings. Much better than doing 1000 kickbacks or band walks ???? Remember to do both legs The BONUS today? 4. LEG EXTENSION – For those wanting to isolate those quads, check out this leg extension variation, you will need a sturdy chair to sit on. Again this can be performed with both legs or single leg for progression. I recommend going for high rep for a good PUMP on this isolation exercise Give it a go and let me know how you get on! ???????????? #legs #legworkout #homeworkout #stayhome #quads #glutes #gluteworkout #hamstrings #bandexercises #fitness #workout #exercise A post shared by DaleWallace.PT (@dalewallace.pt) on Apr 11, 2020 at 9:02am PDT Tags band workout, home workout, leg workout, resistance band workout
Categories Personal Training Workouts Leg Press Variation Post author By Dale Wallace Personal Trainer Post date March 26, 2020 View this post on Instagram IN CASE YOU MISSED MY STORY LAST WEEK! Here's some guidance on how foot placement can totally change a leg press. If you wish to solely focus on your glutes and not develop your quads you could always opt for a hip thrust, I will add this for you soon. If there are any other exercises you would like a little guidance with DM me and I will get it posted for you #legpress #glutes #thunderthighs #quads #workout #gym #puregym #preston #legs #advice #guidance #exercise #legday #buildabooty #quadzilla #hipthrust A post shared by DaleWallace.PT (@dalewallace.pt) on Jan 31, 2019 at 8:10am PST Tags bum workout, Exercise, glutes, leg exercise, leg press, leg workout, legs, quads
Categories Personal Training Workouts Do Your Heels Raise in a Squat? Post author By Dale Wallace Personal Trainer Post date March 26, 2020 View this post on Instagram Struggling with your squat? There could be a number of reasons why you struggle for full depth and/or find your heels lifting. One possible reason could be down to poor ankle mobility. Putting a small plate underneath your heel opens the ankle joint. This could improve your squat, if it doesn't then it's likely that there are mobility problems within your hips. Speak to a coach if this tip doesn't help you. Note that doing this creates a little more quad engagement and reduces the movement at the hip slightly. If your goal is to hit your glutes it might be worth starting off with some isolated glute exercises first instead #glutes #bum #squat #quads #technique #tip #friday #fridaytip #workout #legday #heels #gym #puregym #preston #hips #knees #ankle #mobility #personaltraining #gymmotivation #coach A post shared by DaleWallace.PT (@dalewallace.pt) on Feb 8, 2019 at 3:24am PST Tags fitness, how to squat, leg exercise, leg workout, legs, squat, training