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Glute Ham raises- A better way

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Uploaded by on Apr 11, 2008

An explanation of a better way to do a glute Ham raise- teaching the body how to work together and prevent hamstring pulls

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  • That second one looks brutal...definitely an underrated exercise.

  • I see very few videos where resisting lumbar extension during this movement and others is mentioned. It makes sense to stabilize the spine instead of actively encouraging unnecessary flexion or extension.

  • There is very little resistance when you bend at the waste during the glute ham raise. So little that the benefit you are trying to purport is very minimal at best. If you want to do exercises that bend at the waste stick to S.L deadlifts, good mornings, etc. The glute ham is definitely not one of the execercise in which bending at the waste is benefical.

  • The second one is more difficult because he went down farther...

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    What a retarded video.

  • Thanks for making this video. I want to say that I disagree with you that this way is a "better" way to do a glute ham then the first way demonstrated. There's a lot of value in bending and straightening the back (as far as building lower back muscle) in many excercises such as this and the good-morning as well. Your way probably isolates the hams more but that doesn't make it better. For a competitive powerlifter - I would think the way I do it is more effective.

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