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WHY ARE YOU STILL DOING LEG DAY

FOR many people leg day is a neightmare for very good reason which is of how hard it can be and the fetigue that comes with it,But relax am here today to motivate you working your legs like never just keep the words below in your head before any leg day:

By H.RedPublished 3 years ago 2 min read
WHY ARE YOU STILL DOING LEG DAY
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Leg day is important due to the largest muscle groups in the body being located in the legs.

Leg day is important due to the largest muscle groups in the body being located in the legs. The legs are responsible for running and jumping, which are two of the most common exercises performed by athletes. As such, it's important that you train your legs regularly so they stay strong enough to do their job well when you need them most! If you're an athlete who plays any kind of sport or just likes staying active outdoors, then leg workouts should be part of your weekly routine.

Leg exercises are essential for building strong, toned legs and can be done at home or in the gym. You can also mix-up your routine every week by doing different leg workouts. There are many types of leg workouts you can try, such as lunges, squats and calf raises.

Leg workouts are beneficial for runners and other athletes who want to increase their speed and stamina. By performing leg exercises, you can improve your performance on the field. Leg workouts also help reduce injuries by strengthening your muscles, tendons and ligaments.

If you want to be stronger, faster, and improve athletic performance you need to do leg day.

If you want to be stronger, faster, and improve athletic performance you need to do leg day.

Legs are the biggest muscle group in your body. They have many functions including: running speed; jumping ability; injury prevention; and maintaining balance in everyday activities like walking or standing up from a chair.

Working out your legs can improve running speed, jumping ability and help with injury prevention.

Working out your legs can improve running speed, jumping ability and help with injury prevention.

Running speed: The more muscle mass you have in your legs, the faster you will be able to run. The same is true for jumping ability.

Injury prevention: If you are not working out your legs regularly then there is a higher chance that an injury could occur at some point during the season or when playing sports such as soccer or basketball where sprinting or jumping off one foot is required regularly

You don't want chicken legs in this life.

Chicken legs are weak, unattractive and not as strong as they could be. They're also not as fast or healthy as they could be. Chicken legs aren't even the same thing at all!

Legs are best when they're strong

The legs are, of course, an important part of any workout. They're responsible for running and jumping, as well as lifting heavy things (which is why you probably want to build your lower body strength).

Legs are also important because they look good with shorts or pants - but if you don't have chicken legs then it's time to get some work done on them! If there's one thing that can make all the difference in our lives it's having strong legs that can handle whatever life throws at us.

It doesn't matter if you're male or female; everyone wants their bodies to look great when doing sports activities like running or jumping rope because this will attract more attention from other people around us who might be interested in dating/marrying us someday down the road!

Conclusion

If you want to be stronger, faster, and improve athletic performance you need to do leg day. Working out your legs can improve running speed, jumping ability and help with injury prevention. You don't want chicken legs in this life.

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