how neural tension influences hamstring flexibility

How Neural Tension Influences Hamstring Flexibility

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Many people think they have tight hamstrings.  This may be the case for some but there are often times that people feel “tight” but aren’t really tight.

I’ve been playing around with how neural tension influences hamstring flexibility and have been having great results.

Watch this video below, which is a clip from my product Functional Stability Training: Optimizing Movement, to learn more about what I mean.

 

How Neural Tension Influences Hamstring Flexibility

 

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