These moves, forming part of a killer leg Workout, works *hard* to build lean muscle and firm those legs fast. The explosive moves (plyometrics) in this leg Workout increase strength and help your body absorb impact to prevent injuries, says Juan Carlos Santana, director of the Institute of Human Performance in Florida. Warm up for
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