Hamstrings

Elephant Walk Stretch

The Elephant Walk stretch (also called the Hamstring Stretch) is an exercise that improves hamstring flexibility. In a bent-over position, you try to keep your hands on the ground. Meanwhile, you alternate between straightening and bending your legs, creating a dynamic stretch.

Elephant Walk Stretch - the correct execution

  • Go as far as possible into the forward bend
  • Touch your feet with your hands if possible
  • If possible, you can rest your belly on your thighs
  • Bend and stretch the legs alternately

The exercise Elephant Walk Stretch is intended to be used as a mobility exercise.

Which muscles are trained by Elephant Walk Stretch?

Primary trained muscles for Elephant Walk Stretch

  • Hamstrings - The hamstrings are muscle groups located at the back of your thigh. They help you bend your knee and extend your hip.

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