Squats vs Leg Press: The TRUTH About Building Stronger Legs πŸ’ͺ

15 hours ago
Amber
Which is better for building leg strength - squats or leg press? Lars Anderson breaks down the surprising truth you need to know! #fitnessadvice #legday #strengthtraining

Squats vs Leg Press: The TRUTH About Building Stronger Legs πŸ’ͺ

Are you on a mission to build powerful legs but stuck between choosing squats or the leg press? Well, you're in for a treat because I'm going to break down the surprising differences and benefits of these two amazing exercises!

Squats are not just a simple leg exercise; they are a full-body movement that keeps your core engaged and improves overall mobility. Imagine moving through your everyday life with better balance and strengthβ€”squats help you achieve that by mimicking daily functional movements.

On the flip side, the leg press is your best friend when it comes to isolating those big muscle groups in your legs. Because it uses less stabilizer muscles, you can push more weight and seriously overload your quads, hamstrings, and glutes, which is perfect for achieving that leg definition and growth you're aiming for.

So, what's the final answer? It's simpleβ€”you should incorporate both into your routine! Each exercise brings unique benefits that together will make your legs stronger, more functional, and ready for any adventure life throws your way.

Follow me for more tips and tricks that will keep you sustainable, strong, and incredibly fit!

**#fitnessadvice #legday #strengthtraining**
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00:00
Mid shot of Lars Anderson seated on the bench press bench in the modern gym interior, looking directly at the camera with a confident expression. He is wearing a black vest and shorts with his hands resting steadily on his knees. Gym equipment is visible in the background.
Squats versus leg press - which one actually builds stronger legs? The answer might surprise you.
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Slight angle shot from the right side showing more of Lars' profile. He remains seated on the bench press bench, hands steady on his knees. Background shows squat rack area slightly blurred.
So, squats are definitely a functional movement that engages your entire body. They build core strength, improve mobility, and mirror movements we use in everyday life.
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Wide shot of Lars seated on the bench press bench, showing more of the gym environment. He maintains proper posture with hands steady on knees while explaining leg press benefits. Camera positioned slightly lower for authoritative perspective.
The leg press, on the other hand, lets you push more weight with less stabilizer involvement - totally great for isolating and overloading your quads, hamstrings, and glutes.
Wide shot with camera positioned slightly lower for an authoritative perspective.
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Return to mid shot of Lars seated on the bench press bench, similar to the opening shot but with him leaning slightly forward with an enthusiastic expression. His hands remain steady on his knees as he delivers the conclusion and call-to-action.
For the best results, you should absolutely use both. Follow my account for more training advice that'll keep you strong, sustainable, and ready for anything!
Mid shot, enthusiastic expression, "Follow for more fitness tips!" text appears on screen.
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