>>11327315>Perhaps I should switch out the workouts for different onesI've been doing home workouts to know what actually works (testing my strength gain/loss at the gym)
The one Anon copy-pasta'd is good and simple for a little thighs and mostly glutes. Here's a variant of the one you're doing and a variant of the copypasta
>Warm-Up (at the start of each workout)Core: https://youtu.be/FkpLS_mgEf4?si=VuqE80VhHRDwwcuY
1x15 Lateral Step-Ups (or lateral lunges)
1x15 Pump Squats (squat slow and deep, pause, halfway up, back down, pause, all the way up)
Hip: https://youtu.be/FGG3UFHHww4?si=ZoDSdw1N2m2gsCcn
Ankle: https://youtu.be/UJ9ki8tjG1A?si=lhLbpBv_Taf1KTwk
>Daily (glute and quad)1x10 Seated Good-Morning
2x10 Split Squat
2x15 Hip Abductions (eg side plank abduction)
1x20 One-Legged Hip Thrust
>Every 2 days (glute and quad)1x10 Cossack Squat
1x10 Seated Good-Morning
30@10 Split Squat
3x15 Side Plank Abductions
2x20 One-Legged Hip Thrust
2 day routine, alternating daily (rest days as needed)
>Day A (glute and quad)1x10 Cossack Squat
1x10 Seated Good-Morning
30@10 Split Squat
*1x10 Sissy Squat
3x20 One-Legged Hip Thrust
2x15 Hip Abduction (eg banded/weighted Fire Hydrants)
>Day B (glute and hamstring)1x10 Cossack Squat
1x10 Seated Good-Morning
2x10 Donkey Kick (or Hip Thrust if no means)
30@10 RDL
*1x10 Hamstring curl (weighted/banded or nordic with assistance)
3x15 Hip Abduction (eg Side Plank Abductions)
3x15 Hip Adduction (eg banded Hip Adduction)
>Info* Isolation workouts for quad or hams that can be skipped if you don't wish to isolate
@ is for rep goal sets, eg 30@10 means you are getting at least 30 reps using a weight you'd like get 10 reps per set with (increasing sets until you get 30 and always doing ad many as you can per set).
Increase weight as often as you can
Increase sets for workouts you want to focus
I may make a rentry doc that can be linked as a cleaner alternative to the Google sheet, as I've still been putting off making a blog