hard2handle
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Sorry st8
- rear glute extensions, back bridge, quad extensions are ok, lying altern. leg raises, and pretty much any pilates.
I also love those furniture sliders, stand about 3 ft from wall, put slider under one foot, then slide that foot towards the wall till you hit, then slide it back. The sliding leg remains straight so glute fires to bring it back.
These sliders are also a great way to hammer the rectus femorus, which noone seems to do. Similar movement only start with both feet at wall, put slider under one foot then push foot back away from wall, again sliding foot should remain relatively straight, then slide it back to wall.
Also make sure you have full range in calves, and that they flex in straight line not out to side.
- psoas stretch, ham stretch every day.
Full range of motion for hams is 90 degrees if your laying flat on floor.(one at time)
- rear glute extensions, back bridge, quad extensions are ok, lying altern. leg raises, and pretty much any pilates.
I also love those furniture sliders, stand about 3 ft from wall, put slider under one foot, then slide that foot towards the wall till you hit, then slide it back. The sliding leg remains straight so glute fires to bring it back.
These sliders are also a great way to hammer the rectus femorus, which noone seems to do. Similar movement only start with both feet at wall, put slider under one foot then push foot back away from wall, again sliding foot should remain relatively straight, then slide it back to wall.
Also make sure you have full range in calves, and that they flex in straight line not out to side.
- psoas stretch, ham stretch every day.
Full range of motion for hams is 90 degrees if your laying flat on floor.(one at time)