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Thigh School

Thigh School To get leaner, stronger thighs, the leg-extension machine at the gym is an excellent choiceNas long as the seat is set properly. In a study from the Journal of Sports and Conditioning Research, 20 people performed eight repetitions on

the quadriceps-strengthening equipment. When the seat was at 90 degrees, perpendicular to the floor, exercisers reduced the risk of straining their

lower backs and actually targeted their quadriceps better than when the seat

was set at a greater angle. Besides squats, Othe leg-extension machine is one of

the best ways to isolate the quadriceps,O says Joseph F. Signorile, study coauthor at the University of Miami.

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