Prone Leg Curl

During training, keep the abdomen and buttocks close to the Prone Leg Curl bench surface, with knees aligned with the edge of the bench, and avoid arching or sinking the lower back. When lowering the lower legs, do so slowly until the knees are nearly straight but not locked, to prevent increased lumbar pressure and subsequent lower back discomfort caused by excessive movement range or incorrect posture.

It is recommended to start with a lighter weight for initial training to ensure that 12-15 standard repetitions can be completed. If movement deformation occurs, reduce the weight of the Prone Leg Curl immediately to avoid excessive stretching of the hamstrings or damage to the knee meniscus. Gradually build muscle control ability before slowly increasing the weight.

Exhale when contracting the lower legs with force, feeling the tight contraction of the hamstrings; inhale when lowering and returning, maintaining continuous muscle tension. Avoid breath-holding during training, as it can cause a sudden increase in thoracic and abdominal pressure, increase cardiovascular burden, affect movement continuity and reduce training effectiveness.

If you experience sharp pain on the inner side of the knee, soreness in the lower back or hamstring spasms during training, stop the movement immediately and check if the posture is correct or if the weight is excessive. It is recommended to perform 5-10 minutes of dynamic warm-up to activate the lower limb muscles before each use of the Prone Leg Curl; perform static stretching after training to relieve muscle tension and reduce delayed onset muscle soreness.

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