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Standing Hamstring Curls

Target your hamstrings with a quick lower body movement!

Instructions

  1. Stand tall with your feet at hip width, and hold on to a counter or wall
  2. Slowly curl your heel toward your backside, bending your knee but keeping it locked (your knee and thigh should stay still)
  3. Hold for a few seconds and then return to starting position
  4. Repeat 10-15 times on both sides for 1-3 rounds
  1. Stand tall with your feet at hip width
  2. Slowly curl your heel toward your backside, bending your knee but keeping it locked (your knee and thigh should stay still)
  3. Hold for a few seconds and then return to starting position
  4. Repeat 10-15 times on both sides for 1-3 rounds
  1. Stand with one foot in front of the other (your feet should be in a vertical line)
  2. Place a looped resistance band around both of your feet
  3. Slowly curl your back leg by lifting your heel toward your backside
  4. Hold for a second and return to starting position
  5. Repeat 10-15 times on both sides for 1-3 rounds

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Kim

June 13, 2025

Today, I did my favorite online stretching routine. I feel stiff and sore everywhere before I start, but after, I feel like I can move again.

Carole

June 13, 2025

I got moving by going for a walk with the intention of taking some nature photos. I feel stiff, sore, and tired before I start. After, I feel energized, less stiff, and my mood improves.

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June 13, 2025

I start slowly to get moving in the mornings, even if I feel like staying in bed. Once I move, I feel more cheerful.