An elbow issue I’ve had has compounded, and the doc has stopped me from any upper-body lifting. Hell, I’m restricted to light desk duties at work.
I don’t want to get unfit, so I’ve been doing some squatting and running, but it’s pretty ad-hoc.
I figure I can use this time to really develop my sprinting, leg power and explosiveness, but I’m not sure of the best way to go around it.
I play touch rugby, so can anyone throw up a quick lower body only program? I have a 20" box, skipping rope, cones for agility circuits, running harness with tyres and chains, weighted vest, and unlimited access to a squat rack.
An elbow issue I’ve had has compounded, and the doc has stopped me from any upper-body lifting. Hell, I’m restricted to light desk duties at work.
I don’t want to get unfit, so I’ve been doing some squatting and running, but it’s pretty ad-hoc.
I figure I can use this time to really develop my sprinting, leg power and explosiveness, but I’m not sure of the best way to go around it.
I play touch rugby, so can anyone throw up a quick lower body only program? I have a 20" box, skipping rope, cones for agility circuits, running harness with tyres and chains, weighted vest, and unlimited access to a squat rack.
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If you are training for sports performance, then look at Jim Wendlers 5/3/1 - simple but very effective, also Joe DeFranco Westside for skiiny bastards.
A leg session could look like:
Warm-up
Skipping rope
Box jumps/Long jumps
Squat 5/3/1
Assistance
Other days do sprints and agility work. And no way in hell would I train that hungarian leg programme, it might get your quads bigger but will do absolutely nothing for your performance - other than hinder it possibly. It will take you too long to recover and is focused only on hypertrophy