I’ve seen a lot of people train legs hard and get results
for a while, and then slowly hit the same wall: pain, inconsistency, or burnout.
At that point, training turns into something you “push through” instead of something you build on.
Most of the time, it’s not a motivation issue — it’s a structure issue.
That’s what led me to build a leg training program focused on progression, joint health, and long-term consistency — not just effort or volume.
It’s for people who want strong, visible legs without wrecking their joints or sacrificing mobility.
Curious — what’s been the hardest part for you with leg training: progression, consistency, or knee tolerance?