NV Rack Leg Day Workout
Overview
This workout program takes some of our favorite lower body exercises and puts them into a seamless easy to follow workout. These exercises can be modified in many different ways as needed. We set a base guideline for reps and sets but cannot make weight suggestions. That depends on the individual. The NV Rack resistance will be provided as a suggestion but can also be modified as needed.
Warm Up
- High Knees (2 Sets 20 Seconds)
- Ankle Attachments
- NV Rack Resistance Low (1-2)
- Butt Kicks (2 Sets 20 Seconds)
- Ankle Attachments
- NV Rack Resistance Low (1-2)
- Scissor Knee Tucks (15-20 Reps)
- Great groin and hip flexor warm up
- Hands underneath butt to support lower back
- NVR to athletes ability level
- Mountain Climbers (30-50 Reps)
- Start to move faster on these
- NVR to athletes ability level
- Belt Attachment
- These should be done for max height
- NVR (1-2)
- Jump Lunges (15-20 Reps) Total
- Belt Attachment
- Line up directly over anchor point
- NVR (1-2)
- Skater Bounds (10-15 Reps) Each Leg
- Belt Attachment
- Bounding away from resistance
- Small hop back to starting position
- NVR (1-2)
- Resisted Rower (1 Min Each Variation)
- Belt Attachment
- 1 Set Pulling forwards to work quads
- 1 Set Pulling backwards to work hamstrings
- NVR (3-4)
Primary
- Barbell Back Squat (3 Sets of 6-8 Reps)
- If you want to low bar attach to barbell clamps and step in front of anchor point
- If you want to do high bar attach to belt and step behind anchor point
- NV High Resistance (3-4)
- Trap Bar Deadlift (3 Sets of 6-8 Reps)
- Use barbell attachment
- Great overall power developmental exercise
- Power Jumps use light weight and heavy NVR (4)
- Normal Trap bar use heavy weight and NVR (4)
- Dumbbell Split Lunge (3 Sets of 6-8 Reps Each Leg)
- Great Glute exercises and one I use all the time for speed development in my athletes
- Use belt attachment
- NVR Athletes ability level
- Barbell RDL’s (3 Sets of 6-8 Reps)
- Focus on hamstrings with this deadlift
- Belt attachment to activate glutes
- Step away from the resistance so the belt is being pulled back
- NVR (4)
- Dumbbell Goblet Squat (3 Sets of 8-10 Reps)
- We are focusing quads so we prefer heels elevated but it's up to athletes needs
- Belt attachment and have the belt being pulled forward
- This allows athletes' center of gravity to shift forward so they can sink deeper into their squats.
- NVR Athletes ability level
Accessory
- Lateral Lunges(2 Sets of 10-12 Reps Each Leg)
- Belt Attachment
- Step into pulling resistance so the push of is the engagement
- NVR Athlete's ability level
- Glute Kickbacks (2 Sets of 8-10 Reps Each Leg) Each Variation
- Keep leg straight on both of these movements
- Ankle attachment
- NVR Athletes ability level
- Hamstring Curls (2 Sets of 10-12 Reps)
- You can do these for speed of for strength
- For speed alternate leg curls and NVR (1-2)
- For strength both legs at the same time NVR (3-4)
- Quad Extensions (2 Sets of 10-12 Reps)
- The NVR Resistance may not be heavy enough for some athletes but the speed version of this exercise is great for athletes
- If you need increased resistance we recommend Monkey Feet
- Pogo/Calf Raises (2 Sets of 15-20 Reps)
- Pogo’s are a great speed exercise so we put these in front of single leg calf raise to focus more on strength development.