Purely History on Instagram: "In 2007, Ronnie Coleman achieved one of the most jaw-dropping feats in bodybuilding history. During a brutal leg day session, he pressed an astonishing 2,300 lb (1,043 kg) for eight controlled reps. The lift, captured in his training footage, wasn’t part of an official competition but instantly became legendary. Even years after his retirement, fans still reference that moment as the ultimate display of raw strength and determination. It highlighted not only Coleman

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@kwameduah on Instagram: "Stop skipping your warm-up before leg day! Unlock more strength, power, and mobility with this pre-leg day stretch routine focused on your posterior chain 🍑 Whether you’re hitting heavy squats, lunges, or a quick leg pump, this will help you move better, prevent injuries, and fire up your glutes and hamstrings before every rep 🔥 As I’ve taken over Romel’s Training and food this is only the start to our series🔥 stay tuned for more ( full workout video is live on YouTu

Reflecting on Leg Day at Diamond Gym

Jimmy Queen on Instagram: "Personally, I’d say these are the best. They are more advanced. ▪️Start Incorporating these weekly: •Lying leg raises or knee tucks •Incorporate lying single leg raises •Advance into lying leg raises with cables •Practice performing dead hangs- work your way up to 1 minute •Perform pull throughout week"