Most people think front squats are just for legs — but the truth is, they activate your entire lower body and core! While going down, your quads do about 60% of the work, with your glutes and spine stabilizers taking over for control. And when you push back up, your glutes (45%) fire hard to drive you upward, while your quads (40%) and core (15%) keep you stable. This move builds real strength, balance, and symmetry — and it’s one of the most effective leg workouts you can do. Train smart. Learn