I have found this short but very useful video on Lachlan Wilmot’s Facebook page and decided to share it with our readers. Hamstring exercises are usually overlooked in majority of programming, particularly at the end stage rehab, but they are extremely important and should not be neglected.
If you want to learn more on hamstring injury treatment, you should definitely check this article.
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Given the prevalence of hamstring injuries in football, a rehabilitation program that effectively promotes muscle tissue repair and functional recovery is paramount to minimize re-injury risk and optimize player performance and availability.
In this video, I present an overview of examples of exercises during the rehab process, beginning from the ACL injury, until full return to sport in our rehab center Motion to Balance, Genk, Belgium.
Coach Wilmot introduces us to some low amplitude movements suitable for prep exercises. He discusses that while these low-level exercises are great for preparing athletes they are not necessarily aimed at eliciting explosive power. Progressing Amy to a continuous hop exercise, he demonstrates …
This series focuses on ways you can use technology to safely progress your plyometric training. In this video Senior Athletic Performance Specialist, Lachlan Wilmot from the GWS Giants discusses some of the misconceptions of plyometric training causing injury.
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