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How do I prevent overdeveloping my quads when working out?

National Academy of Sports Medicine
National Academy of Sports Medicine
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The best way to prevent the quads from becoming overdeveloped is to focus on exercises which activate and focus on the gluteal and hamstring region. Exercises like squats, side lying leg raises, lateral tubing walks, and Romanian  deadlifts  will target the posterior chain of the leg and help ensure the quads don’t become overly developed.

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