How to Use the Elliptical Machine to Strengthen the Hamstring
How to Use the Elliptical Machine to Strengthen the Hamstring
The elliptical trainer provides a low-impact cardiovascular workout that is an ideal alternative to running or other activities that are tough on the joints. Working on resistance, your glutes, quadriceps, hamstrings and calves are activated as you pedal the footpads forwards or backwards. Though your hamstrings will be strengthened during an average workout on the elliptical, there are steps you can take to increase the benefit to the back of your legs
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