Hamstrings
Hamstrings that do not lengthen pull the pelvis under and turn every bend into a low-back bend.
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Hamstrings that lengthen and a hinge that loads — the pelvis is freed, the back is spared.
Hamstrings that do not lengthen pull the pelvis under and turn every bend into a low-back bend.
Gentle leg-raising and heel-sliding keep the sciatic nerve moving without stretching it hard.
Three seconds down builds control and tissue tolerance with less load than fast reps.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a calmer, stronger back
One leg flat; raise the other straight, toes to shin, low back still.
Easier bent knee · Harder pause at the top
Hands push a wall behind the head; lower one leg on the exhale, back flat.
Easier heel tap · Harder both legs
Heel forward, toes up; sweep the hands past the knee with a long back, stand.
Easier shorter sweep · Harder deeper
Rear foot on a chair; lower straight down, tall torso.
Easier split squat · Harder 3-s down
Hand on the wall, hinge on one leg; open and close the pelvis, knee soft.
Easier hold the chair · Harder no wall
Backpack on; hinge until the hamstrings pull, back long, stand tall.
Easier bodyweight · Harder pause
Each couplet: 60 s slow, scored → the reps → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.