Landmines provide a versatile piece of equipment used with a barbell, allowing one end to move freely while the other is secured to the floor.
This creates unique exercise variations beneficial for specific movements.
Workouts focused on building muscle mass prioritize hypertrophy through balanced compound and isolation exercises.
Using moderate weights with higher repetitions targets size growth alongside strength development.
Specifically engaging the quadriceps, these exercises strengthen the muscles between your hip and knee, critical for extension and flexion movements.
Combining these elements cultivates effective strategies to build size and support muscular growth.
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The Landmine Squat to Press is a full-body exercise that targets your legs and shoulders. It helps to build strength, improves coordination, and engages your core for stability.
The Landmine Squat to Press is a full-body exercise that targets your legs and shoulders. It helps to build strength, improves coordination, and engages your core for stability.
The Landmine Squat is a lower body exercise using a landmine setup. It strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while also engaging your core for stability, making it a great variation to traditional squats.
The Landmine Squat is a lower body exercise using a landmine setup. It strengthens your quads, glutes, and hamstrings while also engaging your core for stability, making it a great variation to traditional squats.
The Landmine Sumo Squat is an exercise using a landmine barbell setup that targets your glutes, quads, and inner thighs. It helps improve lower body strength and stability through a unique squatting angle.
The Landmine Sumo Squat is an exercise using a landmine barbell setup that targets your glutes, quads, and inner thighs. It helps improve lower body strength and stability through a unique squatting angle.