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Train Hams on Same Day as quads

Train Hams on Same day as quads for overall leg growth, yes or no

  • Yes

    Votes: 41 78.8%
  • No

    Votes: 11 21.2%

  • Total voters
    52
There is NO WAY IMO, that you can be getting a good Hammy workout if you are doing them after quads. That is, unless you train quads like a bitch, or only do a couple sets of Leg Curls for Hammies. Not to mention, that you still have calves to do yet. If you are putting all you have into your quad workout---which you SHOULD be, considering that they can handle a pretty intense workload, then you should NOT have the energy to do a QUALITY Hammy wotkout, unless you have the time to do 2-a-days.
 
I started training quads and hams seperatley a couple of months ago. I'm able to lift alot more weight when training hams alone. This also alows me to go harder on quad day also because I know I dont have to save anything for hams afterward.
 
Split them up!

I split mine up mid last year, and my legs grew. After the first two weeks I could tell it made a big difference. It allows my to fully blast my hams on a separate day. Just watch what exercises you use so that you don't involve a lot of ham work too. I like to train my hams the day after quads. It helps stretch them out.
 
This was my best split ever

Am: Quads: Squats/ Leg presses/ Leg Extensions

Pm: Hams and Calves: Stiff leg Deads/ Leg Curls/ Calf raises superset Donkey Calf raises
 
I have moved my hamstring workout to the same day that I work back/biceps. I felt that working in leg curls with deadlifts really burns the hams, thus..................GROWTH.
 
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