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Backward Drag vs Quick Leap

Backward Drag - starting position
Backward Drag - ending position
Backward Drag
beginner·Other·compound
Quick Leap - starting position
Quick Leap - ending position
Quick Leap
beginner·Other·compound

Side-by-Side

Backward Drag
VS
Quick Leap
beginner
Level
beginner
Other
Equipment
Other
compound
Mechanic
compound
pull
Force
push
Strongman
Category
Plyometrics
quadriceps
Primary
quadriceps
calvesforearmsgluteshamstringslower back
Secondary
calveshamstrings

Muscle Analysis

Shared

quadricepscalveshamstrings

Only in Backward Drag

forearmsgluteslower back

Instructions

Backward Drag

1

Load a sled with the desired weight, attaching a rope or straps to the sled that you can hold onto.

2

Begin the exercise by moving backwards for a given distance. Leaning back, extend through the legs for short steps to move as quickly as possible.

Quick Leap

1

You will need a box for this exerise.

2

Begin facing the box standing 1-2 feet from its edge.

3

By utilizing your hips, hop onto the box, landing on both legs. Ensure that you land with your legs bent and your feet flat.

4

Immediately upon landing, fully extend through the entire body and swing your arms overhead to explode off of the box. Use your legs to absorb the impact of landing.

Verdict

Both exercises target the quadriceps. Backward Drag is a beginner exercise using other, while Quick Leap is beginner and uses other.

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