Legs and sushi

Had a brutal leg workout with Randy Howard at Strength Beyond in Kalamazoo. My legs were always sort of a weak point (bodybuilding wise) in the past--at least in my eyes, but I've been getting some really good bodybuilding style leg workouts in and I think they'll be one of my better body parts (mostly due to everything else looking like shit...) if I ever decide to get back on stage. Calves: hammer iso-lateral leg press: 5x20 Legs: Lying leg curls: Warm up: 4x15 Max Sets: 2x12 1x10 plus 10 partials Leg press: 1x15 6 plates 1x15 10 plates 1x15 14 plates 1x15 18 plates 1x15 22 plates 1x50 12 plates (this one wrecked me) Stiff legs on hack squat machine: 3x15 225lb Bulgarian Split Squats: Warm up: 1x15 bodyweight Quadruple Drop Set: 1x10 60lb dumbell 1x10 40lb dumbell 1x10 20lb dumbell 1x10 bodyweight (I tried to do a 5 second hold at the end of each set but only made it through the first two) Triple Drop set: 1x10 60lb dumbell 1x10 40lb dumbell 1x10 bodyweight (no way I was getting the 20lb dumbell. It took about 2 minutes just to get the 10 reps with my bodyweight--legs were locking up on me) Reverse Hack Squats superset with Sissy squats: 3x15 reverse hacks 3x10 sissy squats   We hit up a local sushi joint after the workout (turning into a leg day tradition) and it was amazing. I've been dieting pretty hard the past few weeks so my appetite is through the roof. I don't know what it was about this workout but it was probably the worst lactic acid burn I've ever had in my legs. I could barely walk out of the gym (not that uncommon on leg day), but the brutal part was that my quads were VIOLENTLY cramping the rest of the night. I literally couldn't move for a few hours after the workout without my legs seizing up. I didn't even have to flex my quads....if I simply put them in a straightened position while laying down they would immediately seize up. I don't know if my electrolytes got thrown off from all the soy sauce with the sushi or what, but I was honestly considering calling an ambulance. lol