Last night I walked into the gym planning to squat, hit RDLs, and finish with some calf raises.

But every squat rack was taken.

I didn’t have 20 minutes to wait.

And I wasn’t about to spark up small talk to ask if I could work in.

So I pivoted.

Grabbed a kettlebell.

Found a quiet corner.

And got to work.

Don’t let lack of space—or social anxiety—rob you of your gains.

Here’s a minimal-equipment leg day you can do at your gym or at home without talking to a single soul:

• Single-leg Bulgarian Split Squat

Hold a heavy kettlebell in the opposite hand of your working leg.

This increases the challenge to your core and glute stability.

• Single-leg Romanian Deadlift

Hold the kettlebell in the opposite hand of your working leg for better balance and glute engagement.

• Single-leg Calf Raises on a Platform

Hold a heavy kettlebell in the opposite hand of your working leg.

Use your free hand to hold onto a railing or rack for balance.

Lean back slightly over your heel to increase tension and fully load the calf.

💡These unilateral movements hit your glutes, hamstrings, quads, and calves—while building balance, control, and core strength.

No excuses.

No machines.

Just work.

Save this for your next leg day 🦵🏼 DM me “Legs” for a full at-home or travel-friendly program.

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