The 40 Best Bodyweight Leg Exercises:

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I am sure that you miss the gym.

I am sure that you miss lifting heavy weights.

I am sure that you miss seeing other people around you work their tail off.

I get that.

I do don’t disagree with you, but right now, there is no way around that.

As Theodore Rooselvelt said, “do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”

This is one of my favorite quotes, and one that I live by every single day. You need to be able to adapt to every single situation no matter the circumstances.

If you have a goal, you have to be willing to do whatever it takes to get you there.

And most of the time, you will need to push through and/or around obstacles. There are always going to be obstacles. There are always going to be things standing in your way, but the most important thing is for you to be willing to always find a solution to a challenge.

As the Uruguayan national team coach stated:

“a challenge becomes a problem when you give up on finding a solution.”

There will always be challenges, but you need to always be willing to find that solution!

Besides, bodyweight training is very beneficial for your body in many ways. Bodyweight training allows you to work out anywhere, anytime, without having to rely on a training partner.

If done the right way, bodyweight training can burn fat, build muscle, improve your cardiovascular fitness, improve your mobility, improve your flexibility, improve your posture and most importantly; improve the way you move and carry your body in the world.

If you want to see a more in-detailed article about why bodyweight is beneficial, check out this article:

15 Reasons Why You Should Train With Your Bodyweight

Other than that, I want to give you some practical information.

Here are 40 best bodyweight leg exercises that can be done anywhere without much space and no equipment:

In terms of reps/time and sets, you will need to determine this for yourself. This depends on your fitness level, your goals, where you are in the season and your experience training.

Generally, as a rule of thumb:

Beginners should do 2-3 sets of each move.

Experts should do 3-5 sets of each move.

Only you are the one to determine what level you are at. Regardless, the most important with every single move is correct technique and making sure to execute it as athletically as possible.

40 Best Bodyweight Exercises for Legs Below:

1. Bodyweight Squat

2. Walking Lunges

3. Lateral Lunge

4. Wall Sit

5. One Legged Wall Sit

6. Squat to Lunge

7. Bodyweight Sumo Squat

8. Reverse Lunge to Knee Drive

9. Bodyweight Bulgarian Split Squat

10. Single Leg RDL

11. Single Leg Hip Thrust on a Bench

12. Isometric Heel Bridge

13. Single Leg RDL Bounce & Land

14. Bounce to Lunge

15. Bounce to Explosive Squat

16. Single Leg Squat to Chair

17. Single Leg Squat to Chair Jumps

18. Burpees

 

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19. Squat Jumps

20. Two-Legged Calf Raises

21. Single-Legged Calf Raises

22. Reverse Lunge to Kick

23. Isometric Lunge Hold

24. Lunge Pulses

25. Glute Bridge- 2 Leg Up 1 Leg Down

26. Single Leg Hip Thrust

27. Single Leg Glute Bridge Hold

28. Single Leg Bench Hip Thrust Hold

29. Balance Series

30. Standing Leg Extension

31. Single Leg Bridge- Pull In & Extend

32. Single Leg Bridge Kicks

33. Single Leg Bridge Circles

34. Single Leg Bridge- Hip Abductions

35. Diagonal Reach & Touch

36. Cossack Squat

37. Glute Bridge with Ball Squeeze Hold

38. Glute Bridge with Ball Squeeze Lifts

39. Lateral Lunge Slide

40. Hip Lifts on the Floor

You will get through this and if you stay consistent, follow along with your goals and make sure you are taking positive forward action each and everyday, you will be very far ahead of many athletes who have used this as a time to relax, and to take the foot off the gas.

As always, reach out if you have questions.

All Love!