Roll Hamstrings and Glute Sitting on Floor

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Instructions:

  • 1Begin by sitting on the floor with your legs extended out in front of you
  • 2Place your hands on your thighs and slowly slide them down towards your ankles
  • 3Hold the stretch for about 20 seconds
  • 4Slowly pull yourself back up to a seated position
  • 5Repeat this stretch 2-3 times

Tips:

  • Keep your back straight during this stretch
  • Avoid bouncing or using sudden movements
  • Breathe deeply and evenly throughout the exercise
  • Try to stretch a little further each time

Roll Hamstrings and Glute Sitting on the Floor

The Roll Hamstrings and Glute Sitting on the Floor exercise is an effective way to enhance flexibility and relieve tension in the thighs and glute muscles. This simple yet powerful movement can be performed using just your body weight, making it accessible for anyone regardless of fitness level.

To get started, find a comfortable floor space and sit with your legs extended in front of you. As you engage in this exercise, you will effectively target the hamstrings and glutes while promoting overall muscle relaxation and recovery. This exercise can also be commonly referred to as Seated Hamstring Roll or simply Floor Roll.

Instructions

  • Sit on the floor with your legs extended straight in front of you.
  • Place your hands behind you to support your upper body.
  • Gently roll your glutes and hamstrings over the floor, moving back and forth.
  • Focus on areas that feel tight and pause for a moment to promote release.

Tips for Best Results

  • Maintain a slow and controlled motion to maximize muscle engagement.
  • Try to breathe deeply and relax your body as you roll.
  • Incorporate this exercise into your routine once or twice a week for optimal results.
  • Consider using a massage ball for a more intense release if needed.

By integrating the Roll Hamstrings and Glute Sitting on the Floor into your exercise regimen, you can improve your overall mobility and enhance muscle recovery. Whether you are an athlete or someone looking to ease muscle soreness, this exercise is a valuable addition to your fitness toolkit.

Roll Hamstrings and Glute Sitting on Floor Muscles Worked

Arms

Back

Core

Legs