Hamstrings - The Triple Threat

The following is a tough hamstrings triplex that JC Santana calls “The Triple Threat”. As a triplex implies, it’s a combination of three exercises with minimal rest. Given that each movement easily and smoothly transfers right into the next movement it’s a rather ‘user friendly’ set up.

The three exercises are

1. Two-leg Stability Ball Glute Bridges
2. SHELC (Supine Hip Extension into Leg Curl)
3. Two-leg Stability Ball Hip Lifts

Give it a shot either on your light hamstring day or as a hamstrings “finisher”. If you get it right, you’ll feel like your hams are about to rip right off your legs. Your glutes and calves will get hit hard as well. Try for 5 to 15 reps per exercise.

Once you get good at this, try doing it all with only one leg at a time …. :lol:

Related posts:

  1. Hamstrings and Leg Curls
  2. Anterior Reach
  3. Shoulder Exercise With A Twist - One-arm Lateral Throws

8 Responses to “Hamstrings - The Triple Threat”

  1. Maureen Says:

    Oooh, tomorrow is light hammies day for me.

  2. AmyP Says:

    I love these!!! I use to do these!! :)

  3. Matt Says:

    If they hurt, you’re doing them right.

  4. Meechel Says:

    glad you got this up since I wasn’t doing them right.

  5. Andy Says:

    Nice tip! Thanks for this!

    Andy

  6. Michelle Says:

    the second I can workout legs again I’m so going to do those I love those SHELCs

  7. Anca Says:

    Thanks for the demo Erik and Noel! I’ve been loving these on my workouts. ;)

  8. Nadine Says:

    Wednesday is my turn for these, can’t wait, I love hamstring definition (I think, cuz I don’t have any yet!)
    Nadine

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