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One major risk factor for hamstring strains is lumbopelvic control. For every 5 degrees of anterior pelvic tilt, the bicep femoris is overstretched by 1/2 inch. Concepts stolen from Cameron Josse, M.S. Jonas Dodoo JB Morin Jurdan Mendiguchia. Go to lumbopelvic control interventions:
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@CoachJosse @EatSleepTrain_ @jb_morin This is great stuff, ID the problem/risks and have a plan to address them. Love the drills you posted to target this deficiency!

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Yep good work here. Certainly see a relationship between “thigh synergy” over striding, over pushing and pelvic tilt. Drills like your showing can certainly condition key positions and “reset” anterior tilt from a muscle length tension relationship. This can turn off inhibitions , restore reflexive patterning and reduce risk hamstring/groin/ knee/calf risk whilst increasing economy. Oh and make you faster! Good work!

@SheriWalters1 @CoachJosse @EatSleepTrain_ @jb_morin Have a link?

@CoachJosse @EatSleepTrain_ @jb_morin You go for yards or reps on these coach? What do you do for Bigs who struggle to hit these shapes? I’m sure you don’t have many but still…

@CoachJosse @EatSleepTrain_ @jb_morin Typically will go for distance. Start at 15 work out to 30yds. We’ll have our bigs do a lot of this but reduce the volume.

