Bigger Quads: This NEW Study is Epic

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  • Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
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    Timestamps:
    0:00 Intro
    0:47 Part 1: The New Research
    6:31 Part 2: Squats, Lunges, and Leg Presses
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    References:
    New Study: sportrxiv.org/index.php/serve...
    Japan Activation paper: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36795...
    EMG papers comparing leg extensions to squats/lunges/leg press: journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/ab... + pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9565938/ + pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18975... + www.jssm.org/jssm-20-56.xml%3...
    Smith machine squats vs leg extension: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34743...
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  • @HouseofHypertrophy
    @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +34

    Hey All! Feel free to check out the Alpha Progression App: alphaprogression.com/HouseofHypertrophy
    Read more for timestamps and reverse nordic + sissy squats tips:
    Timestamps:
    0:00 Intro
    0:47 Part 1: The New Research
    6:31 Part 2: Squats, Lunges, and Leg Presses
    Reverse Nordic Curl Tips:
    If you're currently not able to perform a normal full range of motion reverse nordic curl (lowering and lifting yourself), there are various ways you can build up to this.
    The simplest approach is just to train with the range of motion you're currently strong enough to perform. So instead of lowering yourself all the way down near the ground, you just lower partially. You can then progress over time by getting closer and closer to the normal full range of motion.
    Alternatively, as shown at this time point (5:11), you can hold on to a resistance band to partially assist you when lifting your body up.
    To make this exercise even harder, holding some form of weight across your chest while executing the exercise can work. A backpack with weight inside positioned on the front of the chest can also work.
    Sissy Squat Tips:
    To minimize the balance and stability demands of this exercise, holding on to something is recommended.
    As shown at this time point (5:11), some cables or band setup can assist you.
    Similar to the reverse nordic curl, if you're unable to go as deep as possible, you may just currently train with the range of motion you can perform, and progress over time.
    To make this exercise even harder, a backpack with weight inside positioned on the front of your body can work.

    • @ellisfrancisfarros3935
      @ellisfrancisfarros3935 Місяць тому

      If you can do pendulum sissy squats, stability will be a non-issue. You can easily load with plates without having to worry about falling over.

    • @shakebraza196
      @shakebraza196 Місяць тому

      Is growth overrated, is there any sweat spot for growth.

  • @snake1625b
    @snake1625b Місяць тому +601

    Seems like the pattern is clear: stretch is significantly better for any muscle

    • @joojotin
      @joojotin Місяць тому +15

      Why would you say that? There is bunch of research where this didnt happen.

    • @s9209122222
      @s9209122222 Місяць тому +24

      @@joojotin I think that he means lengthen partial?

    • @joojotin
      @joojotin Місяць тому

      @@s9209122222 No Idont think so that is different subject.

    • @sudenluola2241
      @sudenluola2241 Місяць тому +33

      It's been pretty clear that there's more hypertrophy in most muscles when lengthened under tension. Cable pulls for deltoids where you can ensure tension at the lengthened portion of the movement is superior for a reason. Just looking at how the quads, which are hip flexors and knee extensors, connect to the hips and the knee, I would have told you that if the same principle applies to quads, then leaning back with your hips would create more of a stretch and allow for it to be lengthened more during a larger amount of the reps, creating more hypertrophy, especially in the rectus femoris.

    • @j.rob.5943
      @j.rob.5943 Місяць тому +1

      Except possibly biceps, according to Milo

  • @ammarbarri4331
    @ammarbarri4331 Місяць тому +253

    Having House of Hypertrophy dropping this banger just a few hours before my leg day is BRILLIANT!!!

  • @rodrigovaccari7547
    @rodrigovaccari7547 Місяць тому +144

    New studies keeping you big as hell

  • @GadgetyMV
    @GadgetyMV Місяць тому +36

    Way back in 1999 research was carried out using MRI on 14 different frontal leg exercises, both single and dual joint. It showed that with few exceptions they didn't tax the rectus femoris together with the three vastus muscles. Two exceptions were old style hack squat and sissy squat, both done with the the heels off the floor. In addition during the sissy squat the hip is in a fixed position, 5:53. I added sissy squat to my routine and got quick results. However after a while I hurt my knee during a deadlift and I attribute it to overtaxing the knee joint with the sissy squat. This of course is only anecdotal evidence, and I also did another sport that overtaxes the knee joint, compounding the problem.

    • @kozmo7
      @kozmo7 Місяць тому +5

      Do you think the researchers in ‘99 were mimicking Neo during their sissy squads? 😂

  • @alexanderbautista3354
    @alexanderbautista3354 Місяць тому +5

    Love the channel man, it delivers information in a concise and easy to process way.

  • @thomast6823
    @thomast6823 Місяць тому +15

    Summary table at the end is brilliant! Keep these up!

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +3

      Thank you! I will keep that in mind for future videos!

  • @FCMorba
    @FCMorba Місяць тому +1

    Thank you, as always excellent content :)

  • @WolfCoaching
    @WolfCoaching Місяць тому +17

    Thanks for sharing our work, HoH!

  • @vanceoz4080
    @vanceoz4080 Місяць тому +6

    i was wondering this about a leaning back versioin for the leg extension. thank you for making a video of this study 👍👍

    • @zerrodefex
      @zerrodefex Місяць тому +1

      I had always noticed that I got a better feel as well as could move more weight on the leg extension when leaning back or lying down.

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому

      Thank YOU for checking it out!

  • @SkepticalCaveman
    @SkepticalCaveman Місяць тому +76

    That's a huge difference, just by leaning backwards.

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +5

      Yep!

    • @Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw
      @Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw Місяць тому +1

      Then when doing hamstring curls it would make sense to lower the bench below parallel which would provide a similar stretch for the hamstrings

    • @Maiwa-wk9yh
      @Maiwa-wk9yh Місяць тому

      Good thing i already did that lol. Its hard tho+not all machines can do this (even less if you're 6ft2 or taller)

    • @stigcc
      @stigcc 26 днів тому

      When such a small adjustment creates such a huge difference, you should not trust the study. Look up p-hacking

  • @ippanpedrozo1162
    @ippanpedrozo1162 Місяць тому +5

    one of the researchers on the linked 'new study' in the description, Milo Wolf, actually has his own youtube channel! it's called Wolf Coaching, and he gives the results of these new cutting edge studies sooner than when the actual papers get published. for instance, this specific study comparing leaning back leg extensions giving bigger quad growth, he actually talked about in a video called 'the stretch is actually more important than we thought?! (new studies)', 3 days before this video; in the video 'The Best LEG DAY for MUSCLE GROWTH (According to Science)' at 13:00 minutes he talks about this exact unpublished study this house of hypertrophy video references about leaning back leg extension, 4 weeks before this video. highly recommend Milo Wolf for up to date, and early unpublished studies for muscle hypertrophy information.

  • @We_Must_Resist
    @We_Must_Resist Місяць тому +1

    Thanks for the clear explanation.

  • @kornisonkiseli3248
    @kornisonkiseli3248 Місяць тому +2

    Wow, you're so on top of the research! Another excellent video. Seems evidence is piling up for training in a stretched position. I wonder how long it will take for equipment manufacturers to get on board and give us a new type of leg extension machine.

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому

      Thank you! Agreed, it would be awesome to see better designed leg extension machines!

  • @alextaylor29
    @alextaylor29 Місяць тому

    Great content liked and subscribed.

  • @hanmac3348
    @hanmac3348 Місяць тому

    Definitely will be implementing some of this into my workouts! Awsome vid as always!

  • @dirtymike69420
    @dirtymike69420 Місяць тому +4

    Its all about the stretch baby!

  • @idan654321
    @idan654321 Місяць тому +14

    If anything the resistance curve is probably better with the sissy squat and reverse nordics since its more lengthened biased relative to the leg extension (we still need the confirmation tho) but where the leg extension shines is the loadability, these exercises are very hard to load after you get proficient at them while in the leg extension you can just add weight

    • @avichalsinghal4786
      @avichalsinghal4786 Місяць тому +2

      Do sissy squats on the smith machine and hold a plate for reverse nordics, no loading issues

    • @joojotin
      @joojotin Місяць тому

      @@avichalsinghal4786 Half the sability of leg extensions.

    • @1TieDye1
      @1TieDye1 Місяць тому

      also, in the case of reverse nordics, it can be difficult to get to the point of doing them proficiently. I had to spend quite a while using band assistance when I first added reverse nordics, to be able to go all the way down

  • @Maxim6566
    @Maxim6566 Місяць тому

    Now this is epic

  • @tbone6203
    @tbone6203 Місяць тому +2

    I wasnt training for hypertrophy just mobility- i bought a sandbag filled to 85- lbs of pea gravel i did chair squats in sets of 4- in 6 weeks my legs - ass back blew up i ate like a horse great results-- im up to 120 lb bag now

  • @hunterzolomom9480
    @hunterzolomom9480 Місяць тому +19

    1-amplitude is the key
    2- theres no selective hypertrophy
    3-do the right dose of train dont be workaholic that only make u weak and close to injures.
    4-eat and rest properly

  • @RickRubinesque
    @RickRubinesque Місяць тому

    I worked this out months ago and took the back off my home leg extension machine and replaced it with the roller pad that's used for the leg curl attachment. This puts me at about 15% when I lean back on it.

  • @UncleGabe216
    @UncleGabe216 Місяць тому +5

    At the tender age of 49 I can appreciate the research and the movements, Im going to taylor my workouts based off your data! You have a new subscriber

  • @JoshuaKevinPerry
    @JoshuaKevinPerry Місяць тому +24

    5:20 Get it Girl

  • @robanzzz5124
    @robanzzz5124 Місяць тому +1

    ive always added in sissy squats towards the end of my last 3-4 sets on leg extensions but i didn't think leaning back so far or even laying down would be more effective.
    guess it's time to put the leg extension seat far back and lean

  • @mildlyextreme
    @mildlyextreme Місяць тому +1

    Excellent video

  • @dangen6341
    @dangen6341 Місяць тому +45

    Watched 30 seconds, I think I got it: spam leg extensions 15 set x 45 reps x 3 days a week GG GIGA QUADS

    • @PaulKentSkates
      @PaulKentSkates Місяць тому +4

      1/8 range lets you get more reps in!!

  • @adammontgomery1333
    @adammontgomery1333 Місяць тому +2

    Reverse nordics with a resistance band to assist from above are incredible. Should be a standard quad exercise

    • @olaf5929
      @olaf5929 Місяць тому

      Nordic curl... More like injury curl.

  • @Kapaalful
    @Kapaalful Місяць тому

    Love the Info. And what about performing leg extensions with an angle of 110 degrees or above?
    Are there any references? (I am asking because I can only perform movements between 80º and 120º in the leg Extensions machine in my gym.)

  • @dena2678
    @dena2678 Місяць тому +3

    this also explains why i always feel my quads when training abs

    • @powerplay074
      @powerplay074 13 днів тому

      it you pull with legs thats bad for back and the exercise is not as effective. only keep feet from rising but dont pul with legs

  • @tokec8471
    @tokec8471 14 днів тому +1

    Leg extension + scissy squats superset 🔥

    • @kobesRx
      @kobesRx 8 днів тому

      Best way to go

  • @aru2089
    @aru2089 Місяць тому

    just when my knees are finally good again. THANK YOU

  • @PapaFranoo
    @PapaFranoo 5 днів тому

    I personally do for Quads:-
    Leg Day 1
    ●Squat (3sets)
    ●Leg Extension (2sets)
    Leg Day 2
    ●Lunges (3 sets)
    ●Leg Extension (2 sets)

  • @nanaisloved2736
    @nanaisloved2736 Місяць тому

    Leaning back reduces my knee pain and helps me use the muscle better, great strategy

  • @successfulusername
    @successfulusername 12 днів тому

    1:55 “how on earth is this possible”
    Proceeds to explain everything we already knew about muscle growth.

  • @halfnattyboomer354
    @halfnattyboomer354 Місяць тому

    That's good if you want RF growth. The other quad muscles don't cross the hip joint though, I would have thought by increasing the hip flexion angle this helps take RF out of the equation forcing VL/VM/VI to compensate by working harder.

  • @pandamilkshake
    @pandamilkshake Місяць тому

    *Leg day 1)* Squats/hack squats, leg extentions, adductors and abductors.
    *Leg day 2)* Lunges/split squats, glute bridges, calf raises and hamstring curls.
    *48 hours for upper body and repeat the leg days*

  • @deanradley65
    @deanradley65 11 днів тому

    I train at home and I can adjust my bench so when doing leg extensions my quads are stretched under load beyond 0 degrees in the bottom position and puts the hips lower than 90 degrees so they’re stretched as well.

  • @riskywipe
    @riskywipe Місяць тому

    THE SISSY QUAT !!!! yessir

  • @HugoWennerling
    @HugoWennerling Місяць тому

    wow this is epic!

  • @disorient0871
    @disorient0871 Місяць тому +1

    I like to start with Squats (Or Leg presses) then do Hamstring curls, Leg extensions, and Calve raises (Gotta train Calves, my guy)

  • @JohnBullard
    @JohnBullard Місяць тому

    Try this drop set with dumbbells or vest- Sissy squats to near failure followed immediately by Hindu squats (or Hack) to near failure.

  • @snakeace0
    @snakeace0 Місяць тому +8

    Guys, thats why you should always do your sissy squats. It absolutely shreds the quads precisely because of its lengthened position.

    • @peterlauwers2814
      @peterlauwers2814 Місяць тому

      Could not agree with you more Sir!

    • @kevinsims5791
      @kevinsims5791 Місяць тому +1

      I recently started doing these and i really like how it makes my quads feel but my knees only allow me a certain range of motion. So what i end up doing is an assistes sissy squat with one leg slightly behind the main front leg while holding onto something. This helps me with the knees issues some and allows me to control resistance to really push my legs

  • @akin1989
    @akin1989 Місяць тому

    Excellent presentation. I love training legs more than any body part and I really want to train legs now.... but I can't because I've got Covid! 😢

  • @alligatoridaecrocodylia9975
    @alligatoridaecrocodylia9975 Місяць тому +1

    What about leg raises and reverses squats complementing the rectus femoris work? I plan to do these on the end of my quad days and i really feel some fatigue in a specific part of my quad muscles when performing

    • @Daniel-ie3vq
      @Daniel-ie3vq Місяць тому

      The reverse squat has the same issues as direct squat patterns i.e. the RF lenghtens at one end and shorthens at the other. It's unlikely it'll grow much.
      Leg raises are hard to load and progress. If you want to go down that road, it might be better to simply do sit-ups, preferably on one of those abs benches that have ankle pads at ground level to lock the legs with bent knees, lenghtening the RF. Make sure to not flex the spine and hinge at the hip. Your

  • @lelsewherelelsewhere9435
    @lelsewherelelsewhere9435 18 днів тому

    This demonstrates two ideas that I've figured out:
    1. If one side of the muscle is "smushed"/not allowed to move/shortened, then the growth will be more in the other side of the muscle. (I think this is what "training a muscle at a more stretched position" actually means.) This can be used to target inner vs outer pecs via range of motion and level of shoulder protraction.
    2. If a muscle in a group is limited from working due to positioning (or also prefatigue), other muscles in the group will compensate.
    Together, this is why the other quad muscles grew more at their lower position than upper when sitting normal/not leaning back.

  • @peterwestphal925
    @peterwestphal925 Місяць тому

    I got aware of this about tree months ago and have since then set the seat on the leg extension machine in my gym as far back as possible. The difference has been huge, I now have DOMS in my erectus femoris......

  • @conayoll
    @conayoll Місяць тому

    Question: is the study involving the smith machine squat using participants using a full rom? or to 90 degrees?
    we know the loading the muscle in a stretched position is probably the most important for building muscle, so if the squat only went to 90% it isn't in a lengthened position

  • @andrealaurenza6704
    @andrealaurenza6704 27 днів тому

    Is It Better also for strenght training? Does It have anything to do with It?

  • @tme98
    @tme98 Місяць тому

    I've found that if your leg extension machine doesn't have a moveable back, then you can simply push your knees forward as you go down on the bottom of the lift to provide a better stretch. You might also have to move your hips a bit up/forward too for full stretch. (this kinda looks similar to a sissy squat)

  • @renzocoppola4664
    @renzocoppola4664 Місяць тому

    Somehow I prefered to do leg extensions like this, a bit inclined towards the back, I felt it better.

  • @therightman2031
    @therightman2031 Місяць тому

    In both reverse nordic curl and Sissy squat you have isometric engagemnet of rectus femoris too (to trunk don't fall down) :)

  • @WilliamGone
    @WilliamGone Місяць тому

    Added bodyweight sissy squats to right before leg extention with one leg alternative negatives…omg. Super set these with regular leg extentions

  • @joezyadeh4805
    @joezyadeh4805 Місяць тому

    If I remember correctly, there was an INSANE outlier in the length group that r heavily skewed it. Also, the shorter length group I believe had at least 2 ppl who lost mass… 2 untrained individuals lost mass… they can look at a dumbbell and grow. I think it may be a good idea to look at the new average when outliers in both groups are omitted. Or even only including the middle 85% of participants in each group

  • @ucyqweyq7whucvn141
    @ucyqweyq7whucvn141 Місяць тому

    Are there any studies comparing isometric and isotonic training for hypertrophy?

  • @sudijsuresh3303
    @sudijsuresh3303 Місяць тому

    can you make a video about calisthenics excercises and their impact in comparison to weight lifting?

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому

      We have an older video on this: ua-cam.com/video/YAofBYpNHiY/v-deo.html :)

  • @malsawmtluangapachuau8406
    @malsawmtluangapachuau8406 Місяць тому

    Just what i was thinking about youtube sure can read your mind (i ain’t search this but seen randomly)

  • @itsallgoodman940
    @itsallgoodman940 Місяць тому

    Would that be any squat variation for the vastus lateralis (8:53)

  • @MrCannonsdad
    @MrCannonsdad 10 днів тому

    While 0 degree may activate, the rectus femoris is a hip flexor and attaches to sacrum/low back and could stress your lower back due to taking back out of neutral position. Hence, you can’t just look at the quads but the whole picture.

  • @keepitsharp7231
    @keepitsharp7231 Місяць тому +1

    Sled is the ultimate for me, unsung hero. Great info though.

  • @rustyshackleford735
    @rustyshackleford735 Місяць тому

    💪

  • @lee-2515
    @lee-2515 6 днів тому

    Getting my bench this week on me😊

  • @jonnyb6700
    @jonnyb6700 Місяць тому +1

    Since leg extenion machines typically don't recline, I guess the sissy squat on a hack squat machine would be a great substitution giving an even greater stretch to the muscle.

  • @kevinkirathe
    @kevinkirathe Місяць тому

    Nice video

  • @j-bro894
    @j-bro894 Місяць тому

    How about leg extensions with the torso declining? Jus say’n…

  • @Skyrim279
    @Skyrim279 Місяць тому

    So my leg extension machine hack that i do for more stretch is better, good to know, and i think im also stronger in that position (although i have to add plates itself to the machine itself to keep progressing 💀💀)

  • @clamum9648
    @clamum9648 Місяць тому +1

    The leg extension machine at my gym is pretty barebones; can't recline the seat. I suppose I could try moving the seat back a ways, and then scoot forward and lean back. Will have to give it a shot. I will say the only way my quads have gotten sore in several years is recently when I did 5 sets, each one myoreps, on the leg extension machine. I regularly do squats and lunges (the latter is a glute killer), have done leg press off and on in the past but not currently.
    I may give those Reverse Nordics a shot next time, though can't say I'm a fan of Sissy Squats those things are awkward as poop.
    Thanks for another great video big 🐕

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +1

      Thank you dude! If all else fails, you'll still grow with normal leg extensions, so I wouldn't stress :)

    • @alexwolff9395
      @alexwolff9395 Місяць тому

      If you scoot forward it’s actually better. since your knees will be bend even more, you’ll get even more stretch at the bottom

  • @christianduval8374
    @christianduval8374 Місяць тому

    Are there studies testing alternating phases of low reps & high reps?

  • @alayhaferron1972
    @alayhaferron1972 Місяць тому

    I’m definitely adding reverse Nordics to my quad routine.

  • @davidirvine3779
    @davidirvine3779 Місяць тому +1

    Paul Swinton (involved in this study) from RGU was my old professor, here is an old video of him benching 180kg x10.
    ua-cam.com/video/K2-h45Gu5m4/v-deo.html
    Enjoy!

  • @ishmanisharma1062
    @ishmanisharma1062 Місяць тому

    Doc Duggal is pinnacle of biomechanic

  • @greattribulation1388
    @greattribulation1388 11 днів тому

    Nice of everyone to catch up to the physical therapists, who have known this for decades. The quads are a two joint muscle. They need all the rom they can get to really gain strength and mass. It’s no different than exercising any other two joint muscle

  • @andrewdealba4402
    @andrewdealba4402 Місяць тому

    Sooo it’s kinda like the longhead in overhead tricep extensions.

  • @user-kh3tm4mf9e
    @user-kh3tm4mf9e Місяць тому

    can you do a video about dr mike's lateral raises?

  • @Wozza7
    @Wozza7 22 дні тому

    Extreme stretching under pressure with slight movements,Tom Platz nailed this method

  • @soldier_b0y
    @soldier_b0y Місяць тому +7

    Can we get neck training researches? 🥺👉🏻👈🏻

    • @MisterRhul
      @MisterRhul 12 днів тому

      Listening to heavy metal 1 hour a day helps to increase neck's muscles 200% more when compared to other music genders.

  • @dougb3854
    @dougb3854 Місяць тому

    remember the flat leg extension machines ? Cant find those anymore

  • @AKVT-uz2gj
    @AKVT-uz2gj Місяць тому

    @hoh
    Did I hear Order Filled at 4:24ish?
    You on NT?
    I played it a few times I know that voice 🤣🤣🤣

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому

      Haha, it's part of the instrumental. I believe it says "aureola", the name of the beat producer: ua-cam.com/video/4d5jZ-DBF5E/v-deo.html

  • @AusOpenBodybuilding
    @AusOpenBodybuilding Місяць тому

    More stretch from the hip👌🏻

  • @senorarty6745
    @senorarty6745 Місяць тому

    for the algorithm, such a data monster.

  • @Muphenz
    @Muphenz Місяць тому +15

    Oh my quad, I'm currently watching this video in between my sets of barbell squats. What a coincidence!

    • @asprinklingofclouds
      @asprinklingofclouds Місяць тому +10

      Get back to your workout.

    • @Muphenz
      @Muphenz Місяць тому +2

      I'm glad that I can listen to UA-cam in the background while my phone is locked thanks to the Brave browser. This way, I can do both without looking at my phone. 😀

    • @asprinklingofclouds
      @asprinklingofclouds Місяць тому +2

      @@Muphenz I let you off.

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +4

      Haha, hope you had a great workout!

  • @Taidybear
    @Taidybear Місяць тому

    i am wondering what about vastest medialis‘ growth between 40degree and 80?

  • @nomercy8989
    @nomercy8989 Місяць тому

    Just do Bulgarian split squats along with your squats or hack squats. You should be able to do both in any gym without any issues. Most leg extensions don't allow you to lean back.

  • @sbain844
    @sbain844 Місяць тому +1

    I bought a sissy squat machine a few months back, and can't recommend it enough. I alternate 3 sets of regular squats with 2 sets of sissy squats in-between. I've never had a pump like it in my quads, and my strength gains are very noticeable.

  • @daniellovesosrs
    @daniellovesosrs Місяць тому

    Bro I discovered the leaned back leg extension by accident. I was at a new gym and ai couldnt figure out how to move the damn seat and it was pushed all the way back. So i was like fuck it ill do it like this. I had never felt the top part of my quads flex EVER before. Since then ive been doing it like that.

  • @GabrielCazorlaPersson1
    @GabrielCazorlaPersson1 Місяць тому

    This is literally what Eugene Teo recommended!! I think I cannot copy paste the link without it getting deleted, but it can be found on his channel: Small Change = MASSIVE Muscle Gains
    I wonder if this applies to leg curls as well... I have never liked lying leg curls, seated is my preferred way.

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому

      We have data showing seated leg curls grow the hamstrings more than lying leg curls pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33009197/
      As for whether leaning forward with seated leg curls (to stretch the hamstrings even more) is better needs to be examined with future research :)

  • @MrAhmedYT444
    @MrAhmedYT444 Місяць тому

    Hey bro i have a question if i want to do a bulk but i lack calories but i can intake my protein amount full with some more than what my body need i take 1.7-2 g per kilogram of lean body mass but that will result in a muscle building but not in weight gaining?? And what is the fastest way to increase the muscle mass from nutrition is it more carbs or more protein... Please reply ❤

    • @HouseofHypertrophy
      @HouseofHypertrophy  Місяць тому +1

      If you're unable to bulk, that's not the end of the world. Just train hard and get a sufficient amount of protein. Eating more protein than the recommendation (1.6g-2.2g per kg of BW) doesn't seem to result in more gains, so I would say it's not essential to eat more than usual. I'll have more videos in the future on this, but here's our last video on protein intake: ua-cam.com/video/a18y3JaRUOQ/v-deo.html

    • @MrAhmedYT444
      @MrAhmedYT444 Місяць тому

      @@HouseofHypertrophy thanks so much ❤️❤️

  • @twigpoppapump6985
    @twigpoppapump6985 Місяць тому

    This is very exciting to hear as a squat hater 😂

  • @bobcaygeon975
    @bobcaygeon975 Місяць тому +3

    Had an orthopedic MD recommend to never go to full extension or lock-out unless you want to end up seeing him.

    • @davidlakes5087
      @davidlakes5087 Місяць тому

      Contemporary research on stretch mediated hypertrophy and lengthened partials tells us that you don’t need to and, in fact, that you may even grow more if you don’t.

    • @SteamShinobi
      @SteamShinobi Місяць тому

      So yeah if hes an MD his knowledge was probably 5 years ago minimum from when you saw him, which is fine. That was humanities understanding. Contemporary research shows that building from full range, WITH A MANAGABLE WEIGHT, into held stretch and full extension is the best for growth, stability, and longevity. Perhaps contradiction will arise, it always does, but this is the current path.
      Hope that helps

  • @Jari1973
    @Jari1973 Місяць тому +1

    👍

  • @flow1188
    @flow1188 Місяць тому +1

    I leaning decline while doin Leg extensions and goin ass to grass while Squatting. My Legs explode like a Super Nova in thickness.

    • @ekroizm
      @ekroizm Місяць тому

      Ass to grass blows my knees up

  • @itsallgoodman940
    @itsallgoodman940 Місяць тому +3

    I have never seen a 0 degree leg ext.

  • @wlidbill5261
    @wlidbill5261 Місяць тому

    lean forward and it is alot harder and id bet it grows best

  • @davifurtado6534
    @davifurtado6534 Місяць тому +1

    My quads routine is this: squats, knee extension and lounges. Am I missing or under-developing any part of the quad with this routine ?

    • @novanoskillz4151
      @novanoskillz4151 Місяць тому +1

      What do you do for hammy’s thats my weakness.

    • @davifurtado6534
      @davifurtado6534 Місяць тому

      @@novanoskillz4151 deadlift, romanian deadlift, lounges, hams extension

    • @davifurtado6534
      @davifurtado6534 Місяць тому

      @@novanoskillz4151 deadflit, romanian deadlift, lounges, hams curls

    • @zerrodefex
      @zerrodefex Місяць тому

      @@novanoskillz4151 do leg curls, RDLs and other deadlift variants for the hams (and glutes.)

  • @kcopara1
    @kcopara1 Місяць тому

    Fun fact: The quadriceps has FIVE heads not four. The 5th head is called the tensor vastus intermedius which was discovered in 2016. It was in the book I wrote years ago.

  • @michaelferriss4594
    @michaelferriss4594 Місяць тому

    Well this convinced me to try Nordic Squats and sis squats.

  • @cheap_clips
    @cheap_clips Місяць тому

    No matter how you work hard, what angles or stretch you use, only gear and will make you big as you want, that's hard true.

  • @bige2012
    @bige2012 Місяць тому

    As a 6’-7” lifter, I feel it much better leaned back 35-40deg

  • @corporacionmonstruo6057
    @corporacionmonstruo6057 Місяць тому +1

    But but but we wan't more tear drop 😢

  • @TheAaronJP
    @TheAaronJP Місяць тому +7

    Finally a scientific excuse why I have chicken legs.

    • @nielssrensen4967
      @nielssrensen4967 Місяць тому +4

      Being the proud owner of chicken legs, if you work out,very hard, lifelong.. you will eventually end up as a proud owner of turkey legs.. 😂

    • @TheAaronJP
      @TheAaronJP Місяць тому

      @@nielssrensen4967 haha I look forward to the day *buk buk ba-gaaawk*