5.0
(1 rating)
Program Description
Get a full inner back and thick quads No more information needed, this plan will supply you with the volume needed to get your inner back the thickest it’s ever been and walking tree trunks for legs. *Low volume training* most movements you’ll only need 2 working sets, I want these done in the most intense manner with the best working weight possible for the rep range. Progress only when rep range is hit 2x with control and same form, add smallest load possible 5-10lbs. Take your time progressing this. Execute full range of motion for every movement don’t cheat yourself and use a 2-3 sec eccentric for most movements. Don’t cheat your working sets! Every rep should be the same from the first to the last 🔑
Program Overview
- LevelIntermediate
- GoalBodybuilding, Powerbuilding, Muscle & Sculpting
- EquipmentFull Gym
- Program Length8 weeks
- Time Per Workout60 minutes
- CreatedJan 26, 2024 10:41
- Last EditedJul 03, 2025 09:29
Summary
Unlock your strength with the Full Back & Quads program, a comprehensive 8-week journey designed to sculpt and strengthen your upper body and legs. Committing to 7 days a week, you'll engage in a diverse mix of exercises, including T-Bar Rows and Leg Extensions, that target your back and quads for maximum muscle development. Each session is crafted to push your limits while ensuring proper recovery, so you can build power and endurance effectively. Get ready to elevate your training and achieve the results you've been striving for!
Muscle Engagement
Front
Back
MuscleSet
Upper Back
11.9%
Quadriceps
9.8%
Hamstrings
9.8%
Abs
8.4%
Glutes
8.1%
Front Delts
8%
Lats
7.5%
Chest
7.2%
Calves
6.8%
Triceps
5.9%
Middle Delts
5.3%
Biceps
3.5%
Rear Delts
2.7%
Lower Back
2.5%
Adductors
2.3%
Abductors
0.4%
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING(1 rating)
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5.00 / 5
Gonzalo S.Age 27, Man
2 years ago
My inner back and quads have been the fullest they’ve been ever, hands down great amount of volume and enough of you really take those sets to failure