Single-leg RDL
Bulletproofs the hamstring and trains single-leg balance.
What it works
Hamstrings, Glutes
How to do it
- 1Balancing on one leg, hinge at the hip and lower a weight toward the floor with a flat back, feeling the hamstring of the standing leg lengthen, then return under control.
- 2It builds hamstring strength through range plus single-leg balance.
- 3Move slowly — the balance challenge is part of the training.
Cues that matter
- ›Hinge at the hip, flat back
- ›Slow, balanced tempo
- ›Feel the hamstring lengthen
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