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Single-Leg Lying Hamstring Curl
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Muscles Targeted:
This exercise isolates the hamstrings and does a great job of revealing imbalances between each leg.
Form:
Lay face down on the machine with your ankles under the pad.
Curl your leg bringing your ankle toward your butt, keep a constant pace throughout the set and the same pace with each leg.
It’s important to avoid having one leg stronger than the other but it is common, this is one reason why single-leg exercises are so important.
Rep Ranges:
Make sure you always do the same reps for each leg to avoid future imbalances.
This exercise is best performed in moderate to high rep ranges and at a slow pace.
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