I was just wondering if any of you guys know any good hamstring work outs that isn't on a machine? Also do squat, dead lift or lunges work the hamstrings?
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GHR (this one is my fav....), SLDL, lunges, and many more.
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Anyone have a pic of a glute-ham raise? I've heard of them before but I don't think I've ever seen a pic of one.
I prefer to train when few people are in the gym. Even if the place is packed, I pay no attention to the other bodybuilders except for my training partner. No eye contact. No talking. Even between sets, if I'm not helping my training partner, I just sip water and look at the floor, making it clear that I don't want my mental focus to be interrupted.
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