Of the four muscles, we are going to be focusing more on
the inner quad muscle; particularly the origin of the Vastus Medialis or what is referred to as the VMO.
Not exact matches
In general, the wider your stance, the more focus will be put on the
inner thigh and
quad muscles.
This particular move targets your
quads, glutes and
inner thighs while also working on your shoulder
muscles.
Make sure to really focus on and squeeze those
inner thighs and glutes to keep the dominant
quad muscles from taking over.
If you're holding a narrow stance, your outer
quads will take most of the pressure, but if you're standing in a wider stance with your toes pointed out, the toll will be on your
inner thigh
muscles.
The target is the
quads, having as synergists (a
muscle that assists another
muscle to accomplish a movement) the glutes,
inner thigh and calves.
This particular sequence goes through: ITB's, hamstrings, glutes then repeat on opposite leg; calves together (you can roll them individually when that gets easy by throwing the other leg on top, as shown); side of lower leg —
muscles called the peroneals; tibialis anterior — shin area;
inner thighs or adductors;
quads; and last the TFL which is between your ITB and
quad at the top of your leg just below your pelvis.
Static stretches (like simple
quad, hamstring, calf and
inner thigh stretches will also feel good — and are good on the warm
muscles you'll have after the workout.
For example, squats work the
quads, glutes, hamstrings,
inner thigh, and calf
muscles all at the same time.
Its been six months now of no weights whatsoever but doing your leg exercises combined with pilates and although my legs are leaner, the
inner thigh and
quads muscles are still really bulky!
It will work the
quads, hamstrings, glutes, and
inner thigh
muscles.
This targets more
inner thigh at the same time you're firing the
muscles of the
quads, glutes and hamstrings for added intensity.
As you are doing this, reach down and with your fingers tap the vastus medialis
muscle or the
inner quad area just above the knee cap.
What makes Pilates a great workout for a rock solid booty is it targets not only your glutes, but also the
muscles that support your hips, like your hamstrings,
quads and outer and
inner thighs.