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Bigger Legs in 90 Days - http://athleanx.com/x/piernas-mas-gra... Subscribe to this channel here -    / athleanxespañol   I don't care what you have planned for your next leg workout, you better make room for what I'm going to show you in this important leg training video. I'm going to reveal what you should be doing every time you train your legs. Some may have given you advice, and I'm going to tell you they did it incorrectly. For example, if someone told you today that all you need to do is squats, they would have given you bad training advice. The person giving you this advice has likely never trained an athlete and doesn't understand that leg length encompasses more than just the hamstrings and quads. The hip muscles are one of the most underused and undertrained areas of the body and can only be targeted with multi-plane movements and exercises. The squat is a bilateral, sagittal plane movement. If all you do when training is squat, you're not training your legs and hips in the frontal and transverse planes. You're basically avoiding two of the three dimensions in space. That's not good if you plan on calling yourself an elite-level athlete. Here, I'll show you why incorporating individual leg training isn't an option but a requirement of a complete leg training plan. Now, am I criticizing the squat? Not at all. The squat is the best leg and hip movement you can do and should be part of the foundation of your leg training. That said, as a side note, this is a sagittal plane exercise that has some deficiencies that need to be addressed with additional individual leg exercises. One of the key benefits of individual leg exercises, like the Bulgarian lunge and multi-directional lunges, is that they not only train you to be strong in each leg individually but also help reveal strength imbalances between the sides. Intervening early when one of these imbalances is detected is one of the fastest ways to solve the problem and the best way to prevent it from resulting in a lower-body injury that keeps you out of the gym for long periods of time. You see, no matter what athlete you're training, at some point during a leg workout, we're going to be doing exercises and training each leg individually. It can be explosive or controlled. The point is, no athlete leaves the gym without first completing at least one of these exercise options in their leg routine. Here I demonstrate this with wide receiver Antonio Brown and the individual leg movements he performs to be the best in the league at his position. If you're looking for a complete training program and plan that's the same one today's best professional athletes follow, visit http://athleanx.com and get the ATHLEAN-X Training System. Each routine and meal plan is explained step-by-step, so there's no guesswork involved. Just start today, and I'll coach you through each routine and make sure you don't make any mistakes. For more videos on how to get bigger legs and the best leg routines to build big quads and hamstrings, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel at    / athleanxespañol