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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2007

Dec 4th 2007

Always wondered how low I go and how my form on GHR looked. So I took a video of it today.

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  • as a beginner..how do i do this without breaking my leg or having any injuries?

  • I would recommend having someone who can assist you. Have someone stand in front of you and guide you down, and help push you back up so you get used to the motion. As a tip, you'll probably need to be capable of a pretty heavy squat before you'll even be able to do 1 rep of glute ham raise.

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  • Are you crazy, his knees are on the pad as opposed to his quads. Do you know how hard that is??? Excellent form, and you are doing it at the hardest level... bradford1986 shut up and lets see you try it, you'd probably break both your legs and squeal louder than Ned Beaty in Deliverance!!! Ha!

  • perfect! I really enjoyed this. It's rare that you see somebody doing a glute ham raise this well!!

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  • @sulsabam yeah. the GH-R or Nordic/russian leg curl is proven to reduce hamstring injuries when playing sports, going down controlled is hard, but coming up that's a whole nother story

  • im scared that the fuckin thing will flip

  • great form man!! keep it up

  • @afulop If you train with squats. Do you train your hams as well than? I thought it was meanly ass quads and calves.

  • great. this is real tough. all the best to you. greetings

  • thnx

  • Very good, but it is tough exercise for the average person, just as full range sissy squats are. Their common counterpart the leg curl/ext isolate the hams and quads w/o engaging the glutes, which just doesn't happen much in most sports activities. Isolation is more a bobybuilding technique, but , w/ a few execptions, it's major waste of time for sports training.

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