Leg Matrix

20 Sep 2010 by jmaxfitness, 1 Comment »

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Originally created by Alwyn Cosgrove, The Leg Matrix is a finisher of the following exercises back to back with no rest:

  • 24 squats
  • 24 alternating lunges (12 each leg)
  • 24 lunge jumps (12 each leg)
  • 24 jump squats

What is a finisher?  It’s what you do to “finish” your workout.  It’s your way of saying goodbye to the gym.  Obviously, if you’re recently new to working out (within 6 months), you shouldn’t do a full finisher.  Like everything in life, you need to regress from the full leg matrix and work your way up to doing a full one.

Beginner Leg Matrix

  • 5 squats
  • 6 split squats (3 each leg)
  • 6 split squat jumps holding onto a table (3 each leg)
  • 5 jump squats

Intermediate Leg Matrix

  • 10 squats
  • 10 split squats (5 each leg)
  • 10 split squat jumps (5 each leg)
  • 10 jump squats

Advanced Leg Matrix

  • 18 squats
  • 18 alternating lunges (9 each leg)
  • 18 lunge jumps (9 each leg)
  • 18 jump squats

The Leg Matrix

  • 24 squats
  • 24 alternating lunges (12 each leg)
  • 24 lunge jumps (12 each leg)
  • 24 jump squats

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  1. [...] should feel close to beat.  Rest 2 – 4 minutes, then do a Tabata.  You could also try doing a leg matrix instead of a [...]

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