The effects of squat variations on strength and quadriceps hypertrophy adaptations in recreationally trained females
Alysson Enes,
Gustavo Oneda,
Danilo Fonseca Leonel
et al.
Abstract:The barbell squat is a multijoint exercise often employed by athletes and fitness enthusiasts due to its beneficial effects on functional and morphological neuromuscular adaptations. This study compared the effects of squat variations on lower limb muscle strength and hypertrophy adaptations. Twenty‐four recreationally trained females were assigned to a 12‐week front squat (FS; n = 12) or back squat (BS; n = 12) resistance training protocol (twice per week). Maximum dynamic strength (1‐RM) on the 45° leg press… Show more
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