Intro

Standard
Warm-up
Easy warm-up for around 90 seconds to raise body temperature without creating fatigue.
Set 1: 1 minute
Perform controlled repetitions to activate the glutes before hip-hinge exercises.
Set 1: 12 - 15 Repetitions
Warm-up sets only: gradually increase the load while maintaining a clean hip-hinge pattern. They do not count as working sets and do not trigger progression. Read more
Warm-up sets only: gradually increase the load while maintaining a clean hip-hinge pattern. They do not count as working sets and do not trigger progression.
Set 1: 5 - 8 Repetitions Rest time : 45 seconds
Set 2: 5 - 8 Repetitions Rest time : 30 seconds
Standard
Main
Aim for strong hamstring tension while keeping the back neutral and the bar close to the legs. Warm-up sets are already included in the warm-up; only the three working sets count toward progression. Stop the descent when pelvic or back position begins to deteriorate. Read more
Aim for strong hamstring tension while keeping the back neutral and the bar close to the legs. Warm-up sets are already included in the warm-up; only the three working sets count toward progression. Stop the descent when pelvic or back position begins to deteriorate.
Set 1: 6 - 10 Repetitions Rest time : 2 minutes
Set 2: 6 - 10 Repetitions Rest time : 2 minutes
Set 3: 6 - 10 Repetitions Rest time : 2 minutes
Use the machine's stability to accumulate training volume for the thighs. Use a controlled range of motion that remains comfortable for the knees and pelvis. Read more
Use the machine's stability to accumulate training volume for the thighs. Use a controlled range of motion that remains comfortable for the knees and pelvis.
Set 1: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 2 minutes
Set 2: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 2 minutes
Set 3: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Train one leg at a time to complement the glute and thigh volume. Use light support if needed for stability without turning the exercise into a balance drill. Read more
Train one leg at a time to complement the glute and thigh volume. Use light support if needed for stability without turning the exercise into a balance drill.
Set 1: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 2: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 3: 8 - 12 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Superset
Main

Do each exercise back to back without resting between them. Rest after completing the pair.

Control the return phase and keep the hips stable to target the hamstrings without compensating through the lower back.
Set 1: 10 - 15 Repetitions
Set 2: 10 - 15 Repetitions
Set 3: 10 - 15 Repetitions
Chain without rest
Keep the pelvis facing forward and use a controlled range of motion. This work complements glute development without substantially increasing overall session fatigue. Read more
Keep the pelvis facing forward and use a controlled range of motion. This work complements glute development without substantially increasing overall session fatigue.
Set 1: 12 - 20 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 2: 12 - 20 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Standard
Main
Use a full, controlled range of motion with a pause at the bottom to avoid bouncing repetitions.
Set 1: 12 - 20 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 2: 12 - 20 Repetitions
Standard
Main
Complete the core work with measurable resistance. Keep the pelvis and chest facing forward and resist rotation without holding your breath. Read more
Complete the core work with measurable resistance. Keep the pelvis and chest facing forward and resist rotation without holding your breath.
Set 1: 10 - 15 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 2: 10 - 15 Repetitions Rest time : 1 minute
Set 3: 10 - 15 Repetitions
Standard
Cool-down
Keep the pelvis slightly tucked and look only for gentle tension at the front of the hip.
20 seconds - 30 seconds
Stay within a comfortable range after the significant hamstring work.
20 seconds - 30 seconds

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