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    two hundy is offline New Member
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    General question to all about lower body development

    hey guys i have been working out since i was about 14 never to seriously, for about 4 months at a time at the longest. but my upper body has developed alot in comparison to my lower half, due much in part to the fact that i like most idot novists never trained legs. my question is now that i after all these years, and having aquired pretty good upper body development, now that i want my lower half to grow to proportion should i lessen my upper body training intensity and focus primarily on the lower half or should i go about my normal regimen on the upper body and work out legs with equal intensity.

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    Take a day out of your normal split where you would usually do upper body and switch it with a leg day. Train legs once to twice a week on their own.

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    Work legs out with equal intensity. Reducing upper body intensity will ellicit less results, not something you want to do.

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    Keep the same intensity between your legs and upper body and set aside a legs only day each week and start pumping out some serious sets of squats.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ejuicer
    Keep the same intensity between your legs and upper body and set aside a legs only day each week and start pumping out some serious sets of squats.
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    For sure.

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