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HAMSTRING MOBILITY - I prioritize training the hamstrings from a lengthened position. For me, this is mobility training. Stressing tissue in lengthened positions integrating the body around the targeted area. Start with 2-3 sets of 10 second holds progressing to 30 seconds.

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