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Exercises for quads

Lift off lunge
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with NO EQUIPMENT
Swiss Ball Hamstring Curl
 
BEGINNER PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with EXERCISE BALL
Jefferson Squat
 
EXPERT PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with BARBELL
Crossover Running Plank
 
INTERMEDIATE STATIC exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES, ABS with NO EQUIPMENT
Barbell Reverse Lunge
 
BEGINNER PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with BARBELL
Prisoner Squat
 
BEGINNER PUSH exercise for ABS, CALVES, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, LOWER BACK, QUADS with NO EQUIPMENT
Swiss Ball Pike Press
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with EXERCISE BALL
Single leg dumbbell row
 
INTERMEDIATE PULL exercise for SHOULDERS, CHEST, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with DUMBBELL
Hang Squat Clean
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for SHOULDERS, BICEPS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with BARBELL
Stepping Lunge Bodyweight
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with NO EQUIPMENT
Barbell Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with BARBELL
Tackles Weighted Burpees
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for CHEST, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with DUMBBELL
Air Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for BACK, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with NO EQUIPMENT
DUMBBELL SQUAT CLEAN and PRESS
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, SHOULDERS with DUMBBELL
Lunge Hold
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with NO EQUIPMENT
Medicine Ball Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with MEDICINE BALL
Smith Machine Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES
Slamball
 
exercise for SHOULDERS, BACK, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES, ABS
Barbell Lunge
 
exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES
Barbell Front Squat
 
INTERMEDIATE PUSH exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with BARBELL
Dumbbell Step-up with Shoulder Press
 
exercise for SHOULDERS, ARMS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES with DUMBBELL
Dumbbell Up Rotators on Spin Bike
 
exercise for SHOULDERS, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES
Ring Dip
 
exercise for GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES
Farmers Walk
 
exercise for BACK, GLUTES AND HAMSTRINGS, QUADS, CALVES

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