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KONG Ep 28 RDL Pyramid Day Hamstrings & Leg Press Volume

KONG Episode 28 shifts the focus to posterior chain dominance with a brutal RDL-centered pyramid session. This workout is built around controlled hip hinges, hamstring tension, and lower-body hypertrophy that carries over to squat and deadlift strength. The session opens with Romanian Deadlifts, progressively loading through pyramid sets to challenge grip, hinge mechanics, and hamstring endurance. Each rep stays strict—no bouncing, no ego lifting—just controlled eccentric tension and powerful lockouts. After RDLs, the volume keeps climbing. Hamstring curls isolate knee flexion strength and protect the posterior chain. Leg press adds heavy compound loading to push total leg volume higher. Leg extensions balance the session by isolating the quads and driving blood flow deep into the thighs. Split squats introduce unilateral stability and force each leg to work independently, exposing weaknesses and building balance. Back extensions close the session, reinforcing spinal stability and glute engagement under fatigue. Weeks 5–8 of KONG are about structured intensity. This isn’t random volume—it’s targeted overload. If your hamstrings aren’t growing or your hinge feels weak, this kind of session builds both muscle and durability.