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• Part 1 of 2: Creating the best personal workout
• Tips

You may be familiar with the fitness statement, `` Friends don't let friends skip leg workouts. '' Maybe you just started building muscle or neglected leg training and are now trying to integrate leg strength training into your existing workout . Regardless of your fitness level, there are some general steps to developing a great workout for your legs.

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Part 1 of 2: Creating the best personal workout

1. Consider what fitness equipment you can use. Before you start creating a leg workout plan, know whether or not you have access to a treadmill and other gym equipment, or want some basic equipment at home. Equipment such as free weights and an exercise mat, if you don't already own them, are relatively inexpensive alternatives to a gym. And there are several leg exercises that do not require fitness equipment.
2. Ensure proper execution of the exercises. Quality, not quantity, will lead to better results. Keep your back straight and don't overstretch your leg muscles as this can lead to injuries. Use a mirror to check your posture and execution during your workout.
3. Check your progress over time and make any necessary changes. Track your progress in an exercise diary or on your phone or computer with one of the many fitness apps available. Consider adapting and adding exercises to your existing training plan. You may have done some of the same exercises and are starting to see results, but you think you can increase the number of sets for a particular exercise, or you want to add more intense exercises with a barbell or dumbbell.
4. Eat healthy to build muscle mass. In addition to a consistent workout, you need to eat well to make sure you get enough vitamins, minerals and nutrients every day. A balanced diet also means you have more energy to complete your exercise plan, providing you with the right fuel for defining and strengthening your body.
   • Balance is key. Try to eat something from each food group - cereal grains, protein foods, vegetables, fruit and dairy. Listen to your body and eat when you are hungry. Stop eating when you are satisfied.
   • Choose variety. Aim to eat different foods from each food group. For example, don't always grab an apple as a fruit for the day or a carrot for a vegetable. Eat a variety of foods to get all the nutrients you need.
   • Eat in moderation. Don't eat too much or too little of one thing. All foods, if eaten in moderation, can be part of a healthy diet. Even a cookie or an ice cream can be okay, as long as it's in balance with other, healthier foods!

Tips

• If you use weights in your training plan, always start with lighter weights and work up to heavier weights. Even experienced weightlifters should try lighter weights in new or unfamiliar exercises, rather than plunging into a new workout and risking ripped muscles.
• Leg muscles can also be strengthened through recreational activities, such as walking, cycling, and yoga, as well as sports such as soccer, basketball, and soccer. A balanced, active life, combined with a consistent training plan, is the most effective way to develop and maintain muscle strength.
• There are a lot of so-called "best workouts" out there, but always use your body as a guide and adjust your training plan to fit your schedule and your physique. And of course, after all your hard work, you can feel good about your stronger, healthier legs!
• You will most likely want to strengthen your thighs. This will make you more stable. Start exercising.