The glute ham roller hamstring walk is a concentric-only finisher that torches the hamstrings while doubling as prehab and injury-prevention work. Because it emphasizes knee flexion without heavy eccentric loading, it’s one of the few hamstring exercises you can program in-season without adding soreness. Learn how to set it up, coach it, load it, and program it for athletes in any sport.
The glute ham roller leg curl is a simple, equipment-light way to build stronger, more resilient hamstrings without a leg curl machine. Learn how to perform this supine hamstring curl with proper hip drive, the most common mistakes to avoid, and how to program it for wrestlers, combat athletes, powerlifters, and lifters at any level.
The TRX inverted row with hamstring curl is a bodyweight hamstring exercise that trains the muscle across both knee flexion and hip extension, delivering a superior contraction compared to the stability ball leg curl — no machine required. By maintaining an extended hip position throughout the movement, this suspension trainer variation places greater functional demand on the hamstrings and transfers well to athletic performance. Learn how to set it up, perform it correctly, and program it as an effective accessory exercise for your lower body training.