Keeping your torso straight, step forward into a split stance position, the heel of your back foot should be raised
Bend both knees to lower slowly, the back knee almost touches the floor, then push all the way back up to start positon through the heel of the front leg
Complete all reps on one leg, then switch to the other
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Seated Leg Curl
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Fixed weight isolate
Adjust the back pad to line the knees up with lever arm pivot point, position roller just behind ankles
Flex the knee joint to bring the roller downward and underneath the body, ensuring that the hips do not raise up off the pad during the movement
Return to starting position under control, ensuring the knees do not hyperextend
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Deadlift
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Freeweight, Compound
Grip the bar with an overhand or mixed grip, elbows tucked into rib cage, lats engaged and brace your core
Bend your knees an sit your hips back until you feel the hamstrings engage, keep hips weight on the heels, pull shoulders back and down, maintain a neutral spine
From here, stand up straight extending the knees and hips simultaneously, ensure the back does not round and a neutral spine is maintained
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Lying Leg Curl
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Fixed weight Isolate
Lying in a prone position, line knees up with lever arm pivot point, position roller just behind ankles
Flex knee joint to raise the roller up towards the upper body, ensuring the hips do not raise up off the pad
Return to starting position under control, ensuring the knees do not hyperextend
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45 degree Leg Press
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Fixed weight Compound
While sitting at a 45 degree angle, place feet completely on footplate, slightly wider than shoulder width apart, toes slightly turned out, keep core braced and eyes looking forward
Pushing through the sole and mid foot (not the toes) extend legs fully but do not lock knees
Lower under control, avoid rounding the lower back at bottom of movement