Advanced exercises incorporate complex movements requiring significant experience, mastery of techniques, and attention to form.
These workouts often involve Olympic lifts, combinatory techniques, and intricate routines, optimized for individuals with over four years of consistent weightlifting experience.
The legs consist of six key muscle groups: Glutes, Quadriceps, Hamstrings, Calves, Adductors, and Abductors, which are typically engaged together during compound exercises.
Workouts frequently include Squats, Deadlifts, and Lunges to comprehensively target the lower body.
Reps and weights for this routine can be adjusted based on individual capacities, ensuring they align with personal fitness levels.
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The Stability Ball Hip Bridge is a variation of the Glute Bridge that strengthens your glutes while using a stability ball for added challenge. It helps you improve muscle activation and stability. This exercise is performed by holding the position for a set time.
The Stability Ball Hip Bridge is a variation of the Glute Bridge that strengthens your glutes while using a stability ball for added challenge. It helps you improve muscle activation and stability. This exercise is performed by holding the position for a set time.
The Single-Leg Stability Ball Hip Thrust is an exercise that works your glutes while adding a challenge with a stability ball. By placing your upper back on the ball and lifting one leg, you increase muscle activation and improve balance.
The Single-Leg Stability Ball Hip Thrust is an exercise that works your glutes while adding a challenge with a stability ball. By placing your upper back on the ball and lifting one leg, you increase muscle activation and improve balance.
The Stability Ball Hip Thrust is a beginner-friendly exercise that targets the glutes while using a stability ball for added challenge. This movement helps improve muscle activation and increases the range of motion compared to standard hip thrusts.
The Stability Ball Hip Thrust is a beginner-friendly exercise that targets the glutes while using a stability ball for added challenge. This movement helps improve muscle activation and increases the range of motion compared to standard hip thrusts.
Wall squats use a stability ball to support your back against a wall. This exercise strengthens your thighs, buttocks, and calves, making it a gentle option for your lower back.
Wall squats use a stability ball to support your back against a wall. This exercise strengthens your thighs, buttocks, and calves, making it a gentle option for your lower back.
This exercise, called the Balance Trainer Stability Ball Overhead Squat, works your quadriceps while also engaging smaller stabilizing muscles due to the balance trainer's instability. Holding a stability ball above your head helps practice the overhead squat without any extra weights.
This exercise, called the Balance Trainer Stability Ball Overhead Squat, works your quadriceps while also engaging smaller stabilizing muscles due to the balance trainer's instability. Holding a stability ball above your head helps practice the overhead squat without any extra weights.
The Stability Ball Leg Curl strengthens the hamstrings and glutes by pulling a stability ball towards your body with your legs. It's a great way to improve lower body strength and stability without machines.
The Stability Ball Leg Curl strengthens the hamstrings and glutes by pulling a stability ball towards your body with your legs. It's a great way to improve lower body strength and stability without machines.
The Forward Lunge with Twist is a variation of the lunge that strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while adding core stability. By holding a medicine ball and twisting, you enhance the effectiveness of the standard lunge for a better workout.
The Forward Lunge with Twist is a variation of the lunge that strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while adding core stability. By holding a medicine ball and twisting, you enhance the effectiveness of the standard lunge for a better workout.