1 set of 20 Hamstring curls
1 set of 20 Hamstring curls
1 set of 20 Hamstring curls
1 set of 20 Hamstring curls
1 set of 20 Hamstring curls
1 mile walk
Not much but it's Gods day of rest
Makes his pathetic workout appear to be more than what it is.
....and he calls this a leg day !
1) Were they strict curls?
2) Were any stairs involved in this walk?
3) How much farther to the Home Depot?
For hamstring curls I have been doing 2 sets of 15-20(a plate and a 25) and 3 sets of 10-12 (Two plates) more recently if that makes you happier but my knees are not completely stable. I had fluid leakage and a cyst in the back of the knee previously and it also slides and slips on occasion. I use very strict form on these. I do not jerk the weight or let the knee hyper extend at the bottom I don’t let it touch and rest or bounce I squeeze back up before the tension is gone. I also have been experimenting with toes pointed up and down. I try to hold and squeeze at the top. The idea is stabilize the knee not mess it up worse. I also like my plate loaded hamstring and leg extension a lot more than the stackable cable ones at the gym. I find if I go too heavy or bounce the weight using momentum it makes the knee worse I am doing the right amount for me
Seeing as though none of the 'hamstring' muscles cross the ankle joint....let alone the tarsal/metatarsal joints...there is no need for toes up/down experimentation. In reference to 'toes pointed up/down' if you are referring to plantar flexion, the gastroc heads originate on their respective condyles of the femur so you are simply using the calf to assist with the curl. It helps in either case, but more so with plantar flexion. The soleus originates below the knee so there is minimal, if any, assistance with that.
But then again, you know all about anatomy Mensa Mess