sick of the back of your legs looking spongy no matterwhat you do… and feel your legs are just CHUNKY?

most women train legs wrong..

training hard isnt the issue.. training effectively is. sometimeswhat looks like progress is really just taking you around in circles

legs and glutes are the most demanded topic for a reason ;

because they’re the hardest place (for most women) to actually see change.

many of you may wonder why they always feel chunky or bigger...

yep, this exact thing kept me stuck for years.. i was working hard - if anything this made me want to smash them more....

but... honestly? i didn’t understand what “progress” actually feels like when you realise DIETING isn't the same as training + eating for body recomposition (more muscle, less fat)

i hear: “pants feel tighter when i eat more carbs”, “why do my legs feel bulky after leg day”, “spongy back of legs”, “how to lean out my cellulite hamstrings”

so im talking

• why your pants feel tighter when you start eating more carbs

• the glycogen + water retention piece (aka your legs are basically giant sponges)

• why “training hard” isn’t the same as training effectively

• why hip thrusts aren’t the main character (they’re icing — not the cake)

• how you can bias hamstrings/glutes so the back of your legs stops looking spongy

• why living in a calorie deficit makes “lean legs” feel impossible

• and how the scale + that “i feel fluffy” sensation is literally the thing that keeps you stuck

i also talk about the real sabotage no one admits: mentally dieting. the second you feel full, heavy, tight, or the scale goes up… you start pulling back effort, second guessing food, adding cardio, changing exercises, changing the plan.

and that’s why you keep spinning your wheels.

if you want strong, lean, confident legs, you need a smarter program, real progression, proper rest, and enough fuel to actually train like a beast… without panicking the second your body feels different.

everyone wants legs and glutes that look lean and trained.
but most women are stuck in this loop:

train hard ➝ eat a little more ➝ legs feel full ➝ pants feel tighter ➝ scale goes up ➝ panic ➝ pull back ➝ repeat.

if you’re done wasting years doing the same cycle, shoot me a dm and we’ll talk through what’s been keeping your legs stuck.

comment: “do you avoid quads because you think they bulk too fast?”