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Living Room Lower Body & Glute Burn

A quad-burning, glute-activating lower body session that challenges muscular endurance and mobility using explosive bodyweight patterns and eccentric tempo control.

Duration 28 Min
Equipment Bodyweight
Targets Quads, Glutes, Hamstrings
Level Intermediate
Est. Burn ~270 kcal
Part of Multi-Day Plan

3-Day Bodyweight & Calisthenics Strength Program

8-week structured training cycle with progressive overload and scheduled rest days.

Weekly Schedule:
00:00 timer
Active Movement
1 of 4: bodyweight drop jump squat
Set 1 of 4
Calculated Burn
0 kcal
Live MET Estimation

Workout Routine Schedule (4 Movements)

Complete each movement in order. Tap the checkmark after each set to track your progress, or tap Swap to change equipment.

#1
bodyweight drop jump squat form demonstration
Bodyweight Drop Jump Squat
glutes · body weight · 4 Sets × 12 reps · 45s rest
Form Tip: Drop into a deep quarter-squat upon landing and immediately explode vertically with full ankle extension.
Set 1 12 reps
Set 2 12 reps
Set 3 12 reps
Set 4 12 reps
#2
bodyweight squatting row form demonstration
Bodyweight Squatting Row
upper back · body weight · 4 Sets × 12 reps · 45s rest
Form Tip: Hold the bottom squat position while performing horizontal rowing contractions.
Set 1 12 reps
Set 2 12 reps
Set 3 12 reps
Set 4 12 reps
#3
bodyweight incline side plank form demonstration
Bodyweight Incline Side Plank
abs · body weight · 4 Sets × 30 sec · 30s rest
Form Tip: Stabilize through the lateral hip and gluteus medius while maintaining elevated hips.
Set 1 30 sec
Set 2 30 sec
Set 3 30 sec
Set 4 30 sec
#4
3/4 sit-up form demonstration
3/4 Sit-Up
abs · body weight · 4 Sets × 15 reps · 45s rest
Form Tip: Engage the core to assist in posterior pelvic stabilization between leg sets.
Set 1 15 reps
Set 2 15 reps
Set 3 15 reps
Set 4 15 reps

Coaching Tips & Progression Advice

  • Maintain upright torso posture and drive through the heels on all squat variations.
  • Control the descent on every landing to absorb impact through the musculature rather than the joints.
  • Keep breathing steady and avoid holding your breath on explosive reps.
Example Training Routine

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What to Eat After This Workout

Pair 35g of protein with 50g of clean carbohydrates to replenish leg glycogen.

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