@vikingquaddess: Your foot placement on the leg press matters more than you think. 🦵 Small changes in where you place your feet can change the mechanics of the movement and shift emphasis toward different muscles. For leg press, generally: ✅Lower foot placement → increases knee flexion and tends to increase quad demand ✅Narrow/standard stance → great options for keeping the movement quad-dominant ✅Higher foot placement → shifts more demand toward the glutes and hamstrings ✅Wider stance → brings more hip involvement and can increase emphasis on the adductors/inner thigh One important distinction: foot placement doesn’t completely isolate one part of the leg. Your quads, glutes, hamstrings, and adductors still work together—the position simply changes the relative demand placed on them.